Differential D552

change nightly service/timer to run fedora-openqa-schedule
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Authored by adamwill on Sep 2 2015, 5:26 PM.

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rOPENQAb23d8bb69d6c: change nightly service/timer to run fedora-openqa-schedule
Summary

As I set check-compose up to wait for the compose and the openQA
jobs independently, we don't need to glue them together with
run-nightly.sh any more. So change the nightly service and timers
to run fedora-openqa-schedule directly. Now they're not using
a secret sauce script, we can document them properly.

TODO: implement a config file for wait time (and log level) so
we don't have to put it in here as a hardcoded argument.

This is on top of D551.

Test Plan

Check the nightly timers run as intended.

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adamwill retitled this revision from to change nightly service/timer to run fedora-openqa-schedule.Sep 2 2015, 5:26 PM
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adamwill updated this revision to Diff 1440.Sep 2 2015, 9:28 PM

Pass -i in trigger-nightly@.service

adamwill updated this revision to Diff 1441.Sep 2 2015, 11:07 PM

Correct the actual time of the runs

Looks like someone copied these straight in from the cron jobs, but
cron has the hours and minutes reversed, while systemd does not.

garretraziel accepted this revision.Sep 3 2015, 10:20 AM

Yup, this also LGTM.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Sep 3 2015, 10:20 AM
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87have them, and install: 87​have them, and install:
88 88​
89 git clone https://bitbucket.org/rajcze/openqa_fedora_tools 89​ git clone https://bitbucket.org/rajcze/openqa_fedora_tools
90 cd openqa_fedora_tools; sudo python setup.py install 90​ cd openqa_fedora_tools; sudo python setup.py install
91 cd .. 91​ cd ..
92 92​
937. Set up systemd services and timer: 93​7. Set up systemd services and timer:
94 94​
95 To run openQA periodically, you have to enable its services: 95​ To run openQA periodically, you can enable one or more of these services:
96 96​
97 sudo systemctl daemon-reload 97​ sudo systemctl daemon-reload
98 sudo systemctl enable openqa-trigger-current.timer 98​ sudo systemctl enable openqa-trigger-current.timer
99​ sudo systemctl enable openqa-trigger-rawhide.timer
100​ sudo systemctl enable openqa-trigger-branched.timer
99 101​
100 This will run `fedora-openqa-schedule current` hourly. In this mode, if 102​ `current.timer` will run `fedora-openqa-schedule current` hourly. In this
101 the 'current' validation compose has changed since the last time the 103​ mode, if the 'current' validation compose has changed since the last time
102 command was run (and on the very first run), the new one will be 104​ the command was run (and on the very first run), the new one will be
103 downloaded, test jobs will be scheduled, and results reported to the wiki 105​ downloaded, test jobs will be scheduled, and results reported to the wiki
104 on completion. If the 'current' validation compose has not changed, nothing 106​ on completion. If the 'current' validation compose has not changed, nothing
105 will happen. 107​ will happen.
106 108​
109​ `rawhide.timer` and `branched.timer` run `fedora-openqa-schedule compose`
110​ nightly, for that date's Rawhide and Branched nightly composes
111​ respectively.
112​
107 [docker] if you are running openQA in Docker, you have to enable additional 113​ [docker] if you are running openQA in Docker, you have to enable additional
108 service files: 114​ service files:
109 115​
110 sudo systemctl enable openqa-data.service 116​ sudo systemctl enable openqa-data.service
111 sudo systemctl enable openqa-webui.service 117​ sudo systemctl enable openqa-webui.service
112 sudo systemctl enable openqa-worker@1.service 118​ sudo systemctl enable openqa-worker@1.service
113 119​
114 When running under Docker, you will also probably want to change the 120​ When running under Docker, you will also probably want to change the
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1​[Unit]
2​Description=Trigger openQA on Fedora's "Branched" event
3​
4​[Timer]
5​OnCalendar=04:15
6​Unit=openqa-trigger-nightly@Branched.service
7​
8​[Install]
9​WantedBy=multi-user.target
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1​[Unit]
2​Description=Trigger Fedora testing with openQA on nightly events
3​Requires=openqa-webui.service
4​
5​[Service]
6​ExecStart=/usr/bin/fedora-openqa-schedule compose -w 480 -i -m %i
7​Type=oneshot
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1​[Unit]
2​Description=Trigger openQA on Fedora's "Rawhide" event
3​
4​[Timer]
5​OnCalendar=04:16
6​Unit=openqa-trigger-nightly@Rawhide.service
7​
8​[Install]
9​WantedBy=multi-user.target