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flaky build failure: "remote wall time is too far ahead" #962
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We saw this again today: This time it was in buildomat. That rules out the GitHub actions CPU starvation idea. I guess it's conceivable that general CPU starvation could cause it. In case we lose the logs:
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Crucible updates all Crucible connections should set TCP_NODELAY (#983) Use a fixed size for tag and nonce (#957) Log crucible opts on start, order crutest options (#974) Lock the Downstairs less (#966) Cache dirty flag locally, reducing SQLite operations (#970) Make stats mutex synchronous (#961) Optimize requeue during flow control conditions (#962) Update Rust crate base64 to 0.21.4 (#950) Do less in control (#949) Fix --flush-per-blocks (#959) Fast dependency checking (#916) Update actions/checkout action to v4 (#960) Use `cargo hakari` for better workspace deps (#956) Update actions/checkout digest to 8ade135 (#939) Cache block size in Guest (#947) Update Rust crate ringbuffer to 0.15.0 (#954) Update Rust crate toml to 0.8 (#955) Update Rust crate reedline to 0.24.0 (#953) Update Rust crate libc to 0.2.148 (#952) Update Rust crate indicatif to 0.17.7 (#951) Remove unused async (#943) Use a synchronous mutex for bw/iop_tokens (#946) Make flush ID non-locking (#945) Use `oneshot` channels instead of `mpsc` for notification (#918) Use a strong type for upstairs negotiation (#941) Add a "dynamometer" option to crucible-downstairs (#931) Get new work and active count in one lock (#938) A bunch of misc test cleanup stuff (#937) Wait for a snapshot to finish on all downstairs (#920) dsc and clippy cleanup. (#935) No need to sort ackable_work (#934) Use a strong type for repair ID (#928) Keep new jobs sorted (#929) Remove state_count function on Downstairs (#927) Small cleanup to IOStateCount (#932) let cmon and IOStateCount use ClientId (#930) Fast return for zero length IOs (#926) Use a strong type for client ID (#925) A few Crucible Agent fixes (#922) Use a newtype for `JobId` (#919) Don't pass MutexGuard into functions (#917) Crutest updates, rename tests, new options (#911) Propolis updates Update tungstenite crates to 0.20 Use `strum` crate for enum-related utilities Wire up bits for CPUID customization PHD: improve artifact store (#529) Revert abort-on-panic in 'dev' cargo profile
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Crucible updates all Crucible connections should set TCP_NODELAY (#983) Use a fixed size for tag and nonce (#957) Log crucible opts on start, order crutest options (#974) Lock the Downstairs less (#966) Cache dirty flag locally, reducing SQLite operations (#970) Make stats mutex synchronous (#961) Optimize requeue during flow control conditions (#962) Update Rust crate base64 to 0.21.4 (#950) Do less in control (#949) Fix --flush-per-blocks (#959) Fast dependency checking (#916) Update actions/checkout action to v4 (#960) Use `cargo hakari` for better workspace deps (#956) Update actions/checkout digest to 8ade135 (#939) Cache block size in Guest (#947) Update Rust crate ringbuffer to 0.15.0 (#954) Update Rust crate toml to 0.8 (#955) Update Rust crate reedline to 0.24.0 (#953) Update Rust crate libc to 0.2.148 (#952) Update Rust crate indicatif to 0.17.7 (#951) Remove unused async (#943) Use a synchronous mutex for bw/iop_tokens (#946) Make flush ID non-locking (#945) Use `oneshot` channels instead of `mpsc` for notification (#918) Use a strong type for upstairs negotiation (#941) Add a "dynamometer" option to crucible-downstairs (#931) Get new work and active count in one lock (#938) A bunch of misc test cleanup stuff (#937) Wait for a snapshot to finish on all downstairs (#920) dsc and clippy cleanup. (#935) No need to sort ackable_work (#934) Use a strong type for repair ID (#928) Keep new jobs sorted (#929) Remove state_count function on Downstairs (#927) Small cleanup to IOStateCount (#932) let cmon and IOStateCount use ClientId (#930) Fast return for zero length IOs (#926) Use a strong type for client ID (#925) A few Crucible Agent fixes (#922) Use a newtype for `JobId` (#919) Don't pass MutexGuard into functions (#917) Crutest updates, rename tests, new options (#911) Propolis updates Update tungstenite crates to 0.20 Use `strum` crate for enum-related utilities Wire up bits for CPUID customization PHD: improve artifact store (#529) Revert abort-on-panic in 'dev' cargo profile --------- Co-authored-by: Alan Hanson <[email protected]>
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Here's where we saw it:
https://github.com/oxidecomputer/omicron/runs/6133927246?check_suite_focus=true#step:11:1956
This message appears to come from CockroachDB, which has a
poll-show-jobs
thing and a component with this error message. What's weird is that this is a single-node CockroachDB cluster and there's only one system here. My first thought was maybe the system clock jumped during the test, but that seems unlikely. I wonder if this is a symptom of CPU starvation due to GitHub Actions workers being starved. That is: maybe CockroachDB gets a timestamp on the client, gets one from the server, and compares them, and hits this message when they're too far apart. On a single system, you could still fail that check if you were stuck off-CPU for a while between the calls to get timestamps.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: