Hi Thierry, Terceiro is better at this, but I expect him to be busy with Debconf. On 22-07-2019 10:27, Thierry Fauck@linux.ibm.com wrote: > - chake/debian-ci-config: Do I understand that master node is dedicated > to that task meaning it is the node running the collector ? In our setup, yes. > How many network interfaces do you need per node 2 or 3 ? are they > required ? Per worker you mean? I think 1 is enough. I think you're seeing two in our configuration because that is how AWS works. The arm64 farm I am trying to get working only uses one IIAC. > - How do you manage the different suites since the tools like > debci-generate-index only use the suite specified in debci_suite variable ? Our workers generate one lxc container per suite that is supported. In our case each worker can run tests for all the supported suites. debci-generate-index runs on the master. I haven't checked what it would be doing with the debci_suite variable (as it doesn't make sense to me there, but maybe I am missing something). > I tried to have - for example one system for testing, one for unstable > and one for stable and I modified debci-generate-index to loop against > all suites defined in debci_suite_list but then I figured out that tools > like debci_status reports only the current suite - is that true ? is the > suite info part of the database ? I'm pretty sure the suite is part of it yes. I can't comment on the earlier remarks. > And since that time the status charts are completely strange because - > for example - the total number of packages in the suite is wrong (it > matches the unstable count I had once) or it varies from very few up to > the total count .... meaning nothing is clean. > > So really my question is - (even if I don't put in the equation chake > and do manually because I have very few servers for now) how do you > manage the different suites on the master - or do you have multiple > masters or virtual masters .... No, just one master to rule them all. > -Thanks in advance for your help clarifying my mind with that great tool Although I can't answer all your questions, I hope it helps. Don't hesitate to continue asking. Paul
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