[Third Party CI][Cinder] Changes from review.openstack.org to review.opedev.org
Attention operators of third party CI. It may have been easy to miss some of the changes that have been done last week to migrate from our Gerrit instance from review.openstack.org to review.opendev.org. For a lot of things, this should be seamless as there are pretty robust HHTP(s) redirects in place, making it easy to not even notice right away that things have changed. One thing that may impact third party CI operators though, is there is no way to automatically redirect SSH traffic. http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2019-April/005423.htm... I think many CI systems SSH in and watch the event stream with something like:
ssh -p 24198 review.openstack.org gerrit stream-events
That will now fail with the move to opendev.org. Please make sure your CI configuration is updated to change that to review.opendev.org to continue to capture the event stream for triggering job execution. Thanks! Sean
On 2019-04-22 06:46:59 -0500 (-0500), Sean McGinnis wrote: [...]
I think many CI systems SSH in and watch the event stream with something like:
ssh -p 24198 review.openstack.org gerrit stream-events
That will now fail with the move to opendev.org. Please make sure your CI configuration is updated to change that to review.opendev.org to continue to capture the event stream for triggering job execution.
Any idea why this is failing? While SSH isn't exactly "redirected" in this case, the old and new hostnames go to the exact same server so we fully expect event streaming to work as before. What we *can't* solve with SSH is Git remotes for projects whose namespaces changed during the move, so we've seen some questions from third-party CI operators about failures associated with incorporating unofficial repositories which moved from the "openstack" namespace to the "x" namespace into their jobs. -- Jeremy Stanley
Any idea why this is failing? While SSH isn't exactly "redirected" in this case, the old and new hostnames go to the exact same server so we fully expect event streaming to work as before. What we *can't* solve with SSH is Git remotes for projects whose namespaces changed during the move, so we've seen some questions from third-party CI operators about failures associated with incorporating unofficial repositories which moved from the "openstack" namespace to the "x" namespace into their jobs. -- Jeremy Stanley
Ah, sorry. Maybe it was just that in combination with a host config issue I had on another machine. I'm probably just crying wolf then. Mainly, I just wanted to make sure third party CI operators had seen that this transition work had been done and fix any issues with new host names and things. If it is not actually an issue for most, please just consider this another avenue for getting the word out about the great work the OpenDev Infra team did over Friday and the weekend to get everything working as seamless as possible. ;) Sean
Hi Sean, Thanks for informing. We had noticed that as our CI stopped working. Stream events still is working for us, only git clone via ssh is not working. Erlon Em seg, 22 de abr de 2019 às 15:59, Sean McGinnis <sean.mcginnis@gmx.com> escreveu:
Any idea why this is failing? While SSH isn't exactly "redirected" in this case, the old and new hostnames go to the exact same server so we fully expect event streaming to work as before. What we *can't* solve with SSH is Git remotes for projects whose namespaces changed during the move, so we've seen some questions from third-party CI operators about failures associated with incorporating unofficial repositories which moved from the "openstack" namespace to the "x" namespace into their jobs. -- Jeremy Stanley
Ah, sorry. Maybe it was just that in combination with a host config issue I had on another machine. I'm probably just crying wolf then.
Mainly, I just wanted to make sure third party CI operators had seen that this transition work had been done and fix any issues with new host names and things. If it is not actually an issue for most, please just consider this another avenue for getting the word out about the great work the OpenDev Infra team did over Friday and the weekend to get everything working as seamless as possible. ;)
Sean
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Erlon Cruz
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Jeremy Stanley
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Sean McGinnis