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tests/containers: add a NFS server containers #3917
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This is prep work for enabling kdump over NFS testing. The previous attempt in coreos#3911 used an image from openshift E2E tests, but I didn't pay attention to the image and the latest tag is not a multiarch manifest, so the pipeline tripped on that. Building the image ourselves will fix that.
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# Ugly hack to do nothing and wait for SIGTERM | ||
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we use a while loop here to get log messages to show a heartbeat essentially (that it's not frozen)? Might also be nice to get a timestamp printed too.
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LGTM
could you update the list of things to update on rebase with these test/ containers? |
it's already there. coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker@b38adf2 |
This way we have good coverage of most-used kdump features. Some context on the NFS kdump configuration: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1729 This was previously merged in [1] then reverted in [2] because the nfs server container was not multi-arch, causing the pipeline to trip on it. It's also not functionning on systemd256 (so anything f41 and above), see [3] This requires coreos#3917 for the multi-arch container, and coreos#3921 [1] coreos@b10d8dc [2] coreos@af1468c [3] rhkdump/kdump-utils#52
This way we have good coverage of most-used kdump features. Some context on the NFS kdump configuration: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1729 This was previously merged in [1] then reverted in [2] because the nfs server container was not multi-arch, causing the pipeline to trip on it. It's also not functionning on systemd256 (so anything f41 and above), see [3] This requires coreos#3917 for the multi-arch container, and coreos#3921 [1] coreos@b10d8dc [2] coreos@af1468c [3] rhkdump/kdump-utils#52
This is prep work for enabling kdump over NFS testing. The previous attempt in #3911 used an image from openshift E2E tests, but I didn't pay attention to the image and the latest tag is not a multiarch manifest, so the pipeline tripped on that.
Building the image ourselves will fix that.