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System unavailable: test-macstadium-macos1014-x64-1 has no space left on device #3017
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There are no issues with space on that system at present, however I am a bit perplexed as to why the mac test jobs are scheduling part of their execution on Alpine hosts - that seems like a potential bug (and means that the title vs description of this issue is somewhat confusing!) |
Hah, good catch. I must have C+P'd the host name from the wrong job. I'm sorry. Fixed now. :) |
The original report was correctly made by you, Adam, and is working as is currently designed, the child test jobs are sent off to x86-64_mac nodes to run, then after, the artifacts from those child jobs are gathered and archived on the parent test job (and this step is run on any available node since it is not platform specific).
In any event, we never want to find ourselves in a situation where any online machines have 'no space left on device' (and if we do have this situation, we would benefit from taking the machine offline and/or correcting it immediately before many more jobs are sent to it only to fail. We do have a mechanism in test pipelines to take machines offline when certain types of failures like this occur, but we have never employed this feature at the ci.adoptium.net Jenkins server to date. |
Hmmm so the "parent test job" that does the archiving isn't currently tied to the |
On the basis of the above aqa-tests issue talking about |
https://ci.adoptium.net/job/Test_openjdk8_hs_extended.openjdk_x86-64_mac/125/console
The machine may not be completely down, but I don't see "No space left on device" being good for the health of any jobs that run on it.
Requesting that an admin take a look to see why we're out of space. That, or granting me ssh access so I can do it.
Thank you. :)
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