tickets #62012
closed
Wants to identify two Power9 machines in OBS monitor, today marked as Power8
Added by michel_mno over 4 years ago.
Updated over 4 years ago.
Description
In OBS monitor the two Power9 machines, are identified today as Power8:
obs-power8-06 and obs-power8-07
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$for xx in 06 07; do osc api /worker/ppc64le:obs-power8-${xx}:1 | grep power; done
power7
power8
power9
power7
power8
power9¶
- Category set to OBS
- Assignee set to opensuse-admin-obs
- Private changed from Yes to No
- Status changed from New to Feedback
Sorry, but could you please explain your problem?
The name of a worker machine does not really need to have anything to do with the build architecture that this machine supports. But I have the feeling that I miss some more background information here?
Regards,
Lars
The PowerPC machine model P8 or P9 is interesting to know when monitoring/analysing build status of a package (in osc rbl or osc jobhist output)
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$osc jobhist -l5 openSUSE:Factory:PowerPC/JeOS images ppc64le
time package reason code build time worker
2020-01-06 22:09:45 JeOS meta change succeeded 6m 10s obs-power8-07:27 <= IS power9 not power8
2020-01-11 10:36:43 JeOS meta change succeeded 8m 29s obs-power8-03:26
2020-01-11 18:57:37 JeOS meta change succeeded 8m 40s obs-power8-05:3
2020-01-13 00:41:04 JeOS meta change succeeded 10m 31s obs-power8-07:15 <= IS power9 not power8
2020-01-13 05:19:04 JeOS meta change succeeded 8m 6s obs-power8-05:33
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$osc rbl openSUSE:Factory:PowerPC/JeOS images ppc64le |grep " obs-power"
[ 1s] obs-power8-05 started "build JeOS.ppc64le.kiwi" at Mon Jan 13 05:11:09 UTC 2020.
[ 474s] obs-power8-05 finished "build JeOS.ppc64le.kiwi" at Mon Jan 13 05:19:01 UTC 2020.
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well, actually the machine name was not meant to identify the architecture, that's what cpu flags are for. on other platforms the machine hostname does not identify the CPU type either.
on the other hand ... I can probably just change it for these two boxes ...
- Status changed from Feedback to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
machines renamed (because it was easy, not because I think it makes sense ... ;)
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