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Migrate remaining sig-cluster-lifecycle
jobs to community cluster
#31791
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/sig cluster-lifecycle |
capi
jobs to community clustersig-cluster-lifecycle
jobs to community cluster
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I have opened a PR for capi-provider-cloudstack-presubmit-e2e-smoke-test job #31980 |
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Hi! Please do not attempt to move the jobs without first ensuring that they will work. We could for example duplicate one of them and make it optional. Then confirm that it is working before we continue with the move. CC @mdbooth Edit: I have put hold on all referenced PRs and linked to this comment. |
@lentzi90 what are the technical blockers of this migration ? |
I am not sure how exactly it works, not even if it is an issue, but I want to be sure before we do the move. What I do know is that these jobs use boskos to set up GCP resources where the tests run. I'm not sure how the credentials for this are handled. They could be in the prow cluster for example or the jobs could get access simply because they run in that particular cluster. If the credentials are not available in the community cluster, then we would not get the GCP resources and the jobs would fail. To be perfectly clear, I do understand that we need to move and I want to help. I think we can make a duplicate optional job in the community cluster to test things out. When we see that it is working we can continue with the move. |
@lentzi90 All of what you described already exists in the community infrastructure. And we already had multiple canary jobs to validate that the credentials (defined as presets) are working post-migration. |
Awesome! If that is so then I see no issues with proceeding. My understanding was based on #29722
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@lentzi90 Can take you a look at the PRs open and approve them ? |
I have approved #31982 which was the first one. I think it covers all the jobs so the other PRs for CAPO will not be needed. |
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…s#31791 migrate pull-cluster-api-addon-provider-helm-e2e, -e2e-workload-upgrade, -apiversion-upgrade to community cluster
@rjsadow I think we are good to close this ? |
The following jobs still run on the default google owned cluster and need to be migrated to a community cluster
cluster-api-provider-openstack
cluster-api-addon-provider-helm
cluster-api-provider-azure
cluster-api-provider-ibmcloud
cluster-api-provider-cloudstack
image-builder
kubeadm
/sig testing
/sig k8s-infra
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