Building consumable RDO repos and images involves various stages. Each stage takes inputs and outputs artifacts. This document explains the stages comprising the promotion pipelines, and the tools used to create and manage the resulting artifacts.
DLRN is a tool to build RPM packages from each commit to a set of OpenStack-related git repositories that are included in RDO. DLRN builds are run through CI and to detect packaging issues with the upstream branches of these Openstack projects.
When a DLRN build completes, it produces a new hash and related repo version.
For example, the Pike builds on CentOS are available at:
https://trunk.rdoproject.org/centos7-pike/.
The builds are placed in directories by DLRN hash. Each directory contains
the RPMs as well as a repo file
https://trunk.rdoproject.org/centos7-pike/current-tripleo/delorean.repo
and a commit.yaml
file
https://trunk.rdoproject.org/centos7-pike/current-tripleo/commit.yaml.
There are some standard links that are updated as the builds complete and pass stages of CI. Examples are these links are:
The above links will be referenced in the sections below.
The DLRN API client enables users to query repo status, upload new hashes and create promotions. Calls to the dlrnapi_client retrieve the inputs to stages and upload artifacts after stages.
For example:
$ dlrnapi --url https://trunk.rdoproject.org/api-centos-master-uc \
promotion-get --promote-name tripleo-ci-testing
[{'commit_hash': 'ec650aa2c8ce952e4a33651190301494178ac562',
'distro_hash': '9a7acc684265872ff288a11610614c3b5739939b',
'promote_name': 'tripleo-ci-testing',
'timestamp': 1506427440},
{'commit_hash': 'ec650aa2c8ce952e4a33651190301494178ac562',
[..]
$ dlrnapi --url https://trunk.rdoproject.org/api-centos-master-uc \
repo-status --commit-hash ec650aa2c8ce952e4a33651190301494178ac562 \
--distro-hash 9a7acc684265872ff288a11610614c3b5739939b
[{'commit_hash': 'ec650aa2c8ce952e4a33651190301494178ac562',
'distro_hash': '9a7acc684265872ff288a11610614c3b5739939b',
'in_progress': False,
'job_id': 'consistent',
'notes': '',
'success': True,
'timestamp': 1506409403,
'url': ''},
{'commit_hash': 'ec650aa2c8ce952e4a33651190301494178ac562',
'distro_hash': '9a7acc684265872ff288a11610614c3b5739939b',
'in_progress': False,
'job_id': 'periodic-singlenode-featureset023',
'notes': '',
'success': True,
'timestamp': 1506414726,
'url': 'https://logs.rdoproject.org/openstack-periodic-4hr/periodic-tripleo-centos-7-master-containers-build/8a76883'},
{'commit_hash': 'ec650aa2c8ce952e4a33651190301494178ac562',
[..]
The DLRN API Promoter script is a Python script that, based on the information in an input config file, will promote an existing DLRN link to another link, provided the required tests return successful results.
For example,
the master ini config file
is passed to the promoter script
to promote the current-tripleo
link to current-tripleo-rdo
. See the
sections above where both these links (for Pike) were shown.
In the RDO Phase 1 pipeline, the tests listed under the [current-tripleo-rdo]
are run with the current-tripleo
hash. Each test reports its success
status to the
DLRN API endpoint for the Master release, api-centos-master-uc
.
If each test reports SUCCESS: true
, the content of the current-tripleo
will become the new content of the current-tripleo-rdo
hash.
For complete documentation on how to run the Promoter script see: https://github.com/rdo-infra/ci-config/blob/master/ci-scripts/dlrnapi_promoter/README.md
docker.io
¶The DLRN Promotor script calls the container push playbook
to push the RDO containers at each stage to docker.io.
Note that the above docker.io
link shows containers tagged with tripleo-ci-testing
,
current-tripleo
and current-tripleo-rdo
.
It is recommended that the Promoter script is run from a dedicated server. The promoter-setup repo contains the Ansible playbook used to setup the promoter-server in the RDO Cloud environment. This playbook allows the promoter script server to be rebuilt as required.
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