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Same as #152813 for ada+openqaw5-xen we need to wait for #132617 . Your observation is correct and I wonder if some gitlab CI pipelines or monitoring shouldn't have failed until we remove those hosts from salt. I wonder, how did you find this issue?

okurz wrote in #note-3:

Same as #152813 for ada+openqaw5-xen we need to wait for #132617 . Your observation is correct and I wonder if some gitlab CI pipelines or monitoring shouldn't have failed until we remove those hosts from salt. I wonder, how did you find this issue?

I was executing salt commands on all machines and these did not respond. It also surprised me that monitoring didn't fail. If they're not expected to be usable, they surely shouldn't be in salt?

livdywan wrote in #note-4:

okurz wrote in #note-3:

Same as #152813 for ada+openqaw5-xen we need to wait for #132617 . Your observation is correct and I wonder if some gitlab CI pipelines or monitoring shouldn't have failed until we remove those hosts from salt. I wonder, how did you find this issue?

I was executing salt commands on all machines and these did not respond. It also surprised me that monitoring didn't fail.

Found it: #151588

If they're not expected to be usable, they surely shouldn't be in salt?

Correct. For those we should follow https://progress.opensuse.org/projects/openqav3/wiki/#Take-machines-out-of-salt-controlled-production