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What does this PR do?

Create an independent vars for graphing's deployment

Why do we need it?

For independent graphing's deployment that will allow us to run specific graphing tests on it.

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openshift-ci-robot commented Jun 5, 2025

@MiguelCarpio: This pull request references OSPRH-16753 which is a valid jira issue.

Warning: The referenced jira issue has an invalid target version for the target branch this PR targets: expected the task to target the "4.20.0" version, but no target version was set.

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What does this PR do?

Create an independent vars for graphing's deployment

Why do we need it?

For independent graphing's deployment that will allow us to run specific graphing tests on it.

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Hi @MiguelCarpio. Thanks for your PR.

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Build failed (check pipeline). Post recheck (without leading slash)
to rerun all jobs. Make sure the failure cause has been resolved before
you rerun jobs.

https://softwarefactory-project.io/zuul/t/rdoproject.org/buildset/b8ed6640a289451491b99dd1c34d3c26

✔️ openstack-k8s-operators-content-provider SUCCESS in 2h 25m 48s
✔️ podified-multinode-edpm-deployment-crc SUCCESS in 1h 20m 20s
✔️ telemetry-operator-multinode-default-telemetry SUCCESS in 57m 42s
functional-graphing-tests-osp18 FAILURE in 1h 18m 48s (non-voting)
functional-autoscaling-tests-osp18 FAILURE in 2h 02m 28s
✔️ functional-logging-tests-osp18 SUCCESS in 1h 22m 27s

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vyzigold commented Jun 5, 2025

/ok-to-test

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vyzigold commented Jun 5, 2025

the autoscaling failure is unrelated to the change, but it's interesting. What we're trying to do in the test is to create a stack, which adds a VM anytime the average load for all VMs in the stack is above 50%. I can see the values of the CPU load for each minute in the log. We start with 1 VM, we create load, it gets to 100% CPU and a second VM appears. Ideally the first VM should stay on 100% CPU and a third VM should appear, but instead it fell to 0% or 1% (I can't distinguish which VM is which from the logs) even though the load on the first VM should still be the same. This is a little concerning and it's something we should keep an eye on going forwards. This is also the first failure like that I've seen. I'll keep an eye out for that as the CI Watcher this week.

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vyzigold commented Jun 5, 2025

recheck

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Build failed (check pipeline). Post recheck (without leading slash)
to rerun all jobs. Make sure the failure cause has been resolved before
you rerun jobs.

https://softwarefactory-project.io/zuul/t/rdoproject.org/buildset/da0485d5d75a4c1589c09d3e604691d5

✔️ openstack-k8s-operators-content-provider SUCCESS in 2h 13m 30s
podified-multinode-edpm-deployment-crc FAILURE in 1h 21m 53s
✔️ telemetry-operator-multinode-default-telemetry SUCCESS in 59m 50s
functional-graphing-tests-osp18 FAILURE in 1h 17m 49s (non-voting)
functional-autoscaling-tests-osp18 FAILURE in 1h 55m 27s
✔️ functional-logging-tests-osp18 SUCCESS in 1h 15m 10s

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vyzigold commented Jun 6, 2025

Another failure. And it looks basically the same.

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vyzigold commented Jun 6, 2025

recheck let's give it another chance

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PR needs rebase.

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