PerfCI Chaos Jenkinsfile Workflows

[ebattat]

Type of change

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• [ ] bug
• [x] enhancement
• [ ] documentation
• [ ] dependencies

Description

1. Add PerfCI Chaos Jenkinsfile Workflows under jenkins/PerfCI-Chaos

   • 01-PerfCI-Chaos-OpenShift-Deployment
   • 02-PerfCI-Chaos-Operators-Deployment
   • 03-PerfCI-Choas-Windows-VMs-Deployment
   • 04-PerfCI-Chaos-Upgrade-OpenShift-Deployment
   • 05-PerfCI-Chaos-Verify-Windows-VMs-Deployment

2. Reformat all the folder names under jenkins/PerfCI

   • 01-PerfCI-OpenShift-Deployment
   • 02-PerfCI-Operators-Deployment
   • 03-PerfCI-Workloads-Deployment
   • 04-PerfCI-Grafana-Deployment
   • 05-PerfCI-Backup-Report-Deployment

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[ebattat]

@RobertKrawitz, any comments ?

[ebattat]

@RobertKrawitz, You right, fix it with the following code:

# Check if the image exists
if [[ "$(sudo podman images -q ${QUAY_BENCHMARK_RUNNER_REPOSITORY} 2> /dev/null)" != "" ]]; then

    # Get containers using the image
    containers=$(sudo podman ps -a --filter ancestor=${QUAY_BENCHMARK_RUNNER_REPOSITORY} -q)

    if [[ "$containers" != "" ]]; then
        echo "Stopping and removing containers using the image..."
        sudo podman stop $containers
        sudo podman rm $containers
    fi

    # Now remove the image
    sudo podman rmi -f $(sudo podman images -q ${QUAY_BENCHMARK_RUNNER_REPOSITORY} 2> /dev/null)
fi

[RobertKrawitz]

@RobertKrawitz, You right, fix it with the following code:

# Check if the image exists
if [[ "$(sudo podman images -q ${QUAY_BENCHMARK_RUNNER_REPOSITORY} 2> /dev/null)" != "" ]]; then

    # Get containers using the image
    containers=$(sudo podman ps -a --filter ancestor=${QUAY_BENCHMARK_RUNNER_REPOSITORY} -q)

    if [[ "$containers" != "" ]]; then
        echo "Stopping and removing containers using the image..."
        sudo podman stop $containers
        sudo podman rm $containers
    fi

    # Now remove the image
    sudo podman rmi -f $(sudo podman images -q ${QUAY_BENCHMARK_RUNNER_REPOSITORY} 2> /dev/null)
fi

Might as well do podman rm -f just to be certain.

[ebattat]

I want to remove the image and not only the running container, thats the reason I must use rmi and not rm

[RobertKrawitz]

I want to remove the image and not only the running container, thats the reason I must use rmi and not rm

Agreed, but when you do podman rm (if there are any containers), you should use podman rm -f to ensure that the containers are removed before you try to podman rmi.

[ebattat]

@RobertKrawitz, got it. fixed.

[ebattat]

@RobertKrawitz, do you have any further comments?