I see this pop up with hovering over some kernel ci jobs in build queue:
'All nodes of label "kernel_cloud" are offline'
Does this mean something is broken or will it recover on its own?
--john
I see this pop up with hovering over some kernel ci jobs in build queue:
'All nodes of label "kernel_cloud" are offline'
Does this mean something is broken or will it recover on its own?
It will recover on its own. The scheduled jobs have requested a kernel cloud instance. For various reasons (e.g Instance cap reached), kernel cloud cannot be provisioned and put an instance online.
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 10:09 AM, John Rigby john.rigby@linaro.org wrote:
I see this pop up with hovering over some kernel ci jobs in build queue:
'All nodes of label "kernel_cloud" are offline'
It means that jenkins is not able to get hold of the ec2 instances which may be because it has reached instance Cap or the nodes might be getting provisioned during which the job might not have an allotted slave. I see that around 1.5 hrs back there was instance Cap messages in the log. when did you see the above messages ? Did all your jobs get through to finish ?
Does this mean something is broken or will it recover on its own?
The jobs start running on their own once the nodes are up unless the nodes fail to be started.
--john
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