Added gate process and more logs
This adds a forced apt update for packages and keys which is intended to help with the HPB4 gate issues. This also creates logs for all ansible commands run in the gate process. Change-Id: I79b64567e615d83c52c1a8727082345ffe265c87
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@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ DEPLOY_OPENSTACK=${DEPLOY_OPENSTACK:-"yes"}
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DEPLOY_SWIFT=${DEPLOY_SWIFT:-"yes"}
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DEPLOY_CEILOMETER=${DEPLOY_CEILOMETER:-"yes"}
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DEPLOY_TEMPEST=${DEPLOY_TEMPEST:-"no"}
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COMMAND_LOGS=${COMMAND_LOGS:-"/openstack/log/ansible_cmd_logs/"}
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## Functions -----------------------------------------------------------------
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@ -33,6 +34,19 @@ info_block "Checking for required libraries." 2> /dev/null || source $(dirname $
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## Main ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Create a simple task to bounce all networks within a container.
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cat > /tmp/ensure_container_networking.sh <<EOF
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#!/bin/bash
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INTERFACES=""
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INTERFACES+="\$(awk '/auto/ {print \$2}' /etc/network/interfaces) "
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INTERFACES+="\$(ls -1 /etc/network/interfaces.d/ | awk -F'.cfg' '{print \$1}')"
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for i in \${INTERFACES}; do
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echo "Bouncing on \$i"
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ifdown \$i || true
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ifup \$i || true
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done
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EOF
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# Initiate the deployment
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pushd "playbooks"
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if [ "${DEPLOY_HOST}" == "yes" ]; then
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@ -42,24 +56,58 @@ pushd "playbooks"
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# Bring the lxc bridge down and back up to ensures the iptables rules are in-place
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# This also will ensure that the lxc dnsmasq rules are active.
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ansible hosts -m shell -a '(ifdown lxcbr0 || true); ifup lxcbr0'
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mkdir -p "${COMMAND_LOGS}/host_net_bounce"
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ansible hosts -m shell \
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-a '(ifdown lxcbr0 || true); ifup lxcbr0' \
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-t "${COMMAND_LOGS}/host_net_bounce" \
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&> ${COMMAND_LOGS}/host_net_bounce.log
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# Restart any containers that may already exist
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ansible hosts -m shell -a 'for i in $(lxc-ls); do lxc-stop -n $i; lxc-start -d -n $i; done'
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mkdir -p "${COMMAND_LOGS}/lxc_existing_container_restart"
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ansible hosts -m shell \
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-a 'for i in $(lxc-ls); do lxc-stop -n $i; lxc-start -d -n $i; done' \
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-t "${COMMAND_LOGS}/lxc_existing_container_restart" \
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&> ${COMMAND_LOGS}/lxc_existing_container_restart.log
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# Create the containers.
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install_bits lxc-containers-create.yml
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# Make sure there are no dead veth(s)
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# This is good when using a host with multiple times, IE: Rebuilding.
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ansible hosts -m shell -a 'lxc-system-manage veth-cleanup'
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mkdir -p "${COMMAND_LOGS}/veth_cleanup"
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ansible hosts -m shell \
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-a 'lxc-system-manage veth-cleanup' \
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-t "${COMMAND_LOGS}/veth_cleanup" \
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&> ${COMMAND_LOGS}/veth_cleanup.log
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# Flush the net cache
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# This is good when using a host with multiple times, IE: Rebuilding.
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ansible hosts -m shell -a 'lxc-system-manage flush-net-cache'
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mkdir -p "${COMMAND_LOGS}/flush_net_cache"
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ansible hosts -m shell \
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-a 'lxc-system-manage flush-net-cache' \
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-t "${COMMAND_LOGS}/flush_net_cache" \
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&> ${COMMAND_LOGS}/flush_net_cache.log
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# Log some data about the instance and the rest of the system
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log_instance_info
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# Force the networks down and then up
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mkdir -p "${COMMAND_LOGS}/container_net_bounce"
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ansible all_containers -m script \
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-a '/tmp/ensure_container_networking.sh' \
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-t "${COMMAND_LOGS}/container_net_bounce" \
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&> ${COMMAND_LOGS}/container_net_bounce.log
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# Force an apt-cache update for packages and keys throttling the processes.
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# * Note: that the task will always return 0. We want to see everything and
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# if it fails we want to see where it breaks down within the stack.
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# * Note: this is not using the apt module, because we want to FORCE it with raw.
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mkdir -p "${COMMAND_LOGS}/force_apt_update"
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ansible all_containers -m raw \
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-a '(apt-get update && apt-key update) || true' \
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--forks 10 \
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-t "${COMMAND_LOGS}/force_apt_update" \
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&> ${COMMAND_LOGS}/force_apt_update.log
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fi
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if [ "${DEPLOY_LB}" == "yes" ]; then
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@ -75,6 +123,10 @@ pushd "playbooks"
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# the environment. Normal installation would simply clone the upstream mirror.
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install_bits repo-server.yml
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install_bits repo-build.yml
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mkdir -p "${COMMAND_LOGS}/repo_data"
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ansible 'repo_all[0]' -m raw \
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-a 'find /var/www/repo/os-releases -type l' \
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-t "${COMMAND_LOGS}/repo_data"
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install_bits galera-install.yml
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install_bits rabbitmq-install.yml
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