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Add a job for creating on demand OpenShift clusters #2114

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please create the task for it

cloud/jenkins/create_openshift_cluster.groovy Show resolved Hide resolved
stage('cluster1') {
steps {
createCluster('cluster1')
sleep(time:"${params.CLUSTER_DURATION}",unit:"HOURS")
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What if the spot instance dies? Who will remove the cluster?

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nobody, just like in our normal tests

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as a solution we can use jenkins master for running these jobs or specify non spot instances (pricier)

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@tplavcic The difference is you can run it for 12 hours and spot will have more time to die. I suggest to have https://cloud.cd.percona.com/job/pxc-operator-aws-remove-openshift officially

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