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xlinux machines are out of disk space, failing PR builds #2161

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pshipton opened this issue Jun 13, 2018 · 7 comments
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xlinux machines are out of disk space, failing PR builds #2161

pshipton opened this issue Jun 13, 2018 · 7 comments

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@keithc-ca
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It wasn't just xlinux; I believe when I checked, the Windows job failed similarly.
https://ci.eclipse.org/openj9/job/PullRequest-Sanity-JDK8-win_x86-64_cmprssptrs-OpenJ9/66/

@pshipton
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The Windows issue is #2129

@AdamBrousseau
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I don't yet understand why these failed, there's plenty of space on the nodes and the master

@AdamBrousseau
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Restarted 3 & 4, waiting for 1 & 2 to finish jobs then will restart them too. Please close, we can reopen if the issue recurs.

@pshipton
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@hangshao0
https://ci.eclipse.org/openj9/job/PullRequest-Sanity-JDK10-linux_x86-64_cmprssptrs-OpenJ9/86/
failed trying to create a shared cache. It seems there is a problem with the logic to fall back to smaller sizes. Can you please create another issue for this and investigate.

 [ERR] JVMSHRC561E Failed to initialize the shared classes cache, there is not enough space in the file system. Available free disk space bytes = 196653056, requested bytes = 314572800.

@hangshao0
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Issue created here: #2174

@pshipton
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@AdamBrousseau I believe the machines have been fixed, and the cleaning job updated, I'll go ahead and close.

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