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create a job to aid in multi-arch builder access #803
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The user can use tmux via OpenShift to do testing Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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The user can use tmux via OpenShift to do testing Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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We can use tmux to create terminal sessions that can be attached to later Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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We can use tmux to create terminal sessions that can be attached to later Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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We can use tmux to create terminal sessions that can be attached to later Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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The debug-pod for multi-arch builders will carry a username when a pod is created which would make it easier to track the pods when a job is triggered. The pod would also carry the arch name of the build. Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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The debug-pod for multi-arch builders will carry a username when a pod is created which would make it easier to track the pods when a job is triggered. The pod would also carry the arch name of the build. Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Red: coreos#803
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The debug-pod for multi-arch builders will carry a username when a pod is created which would make it easier to track the pods when a job is triggered. The pod would also carry the arch name of the build. Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Red: coreos#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Red: coreos#803
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Allowing the caller to specify the pod name would make it easier to identify what pods were created for what purpose. We are planning to use this in the debug pod pipeline job to allow users to identify which debug pods they own. Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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Allowing the caller to specify the pod name would make it easier to identify what pods were created for what purpose. We are planning to use this in the debug pod pipeline job to allow users to identify which debug pods they own. Ref: coreos/fedora-coreos-pipeline#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Red: coreos#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Ref: coreos#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Ref: coreos#803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Ref: #803
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In order to resolve the limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members,we have the multi-arch builders where we could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. cosa-init & sleep stages are added as part of creating a job for multi-arch builder access. Co-authored-by: Dusty Mabe <dusty@dustymabe.com> Ref: coreos#803
Completed the task of adding debug pod job . |
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This document provides the background information and the steps to access a debug pod for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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This document provides the background information and the steps to access a debug pod for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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This document provides the background information and the steps to access a debug pod for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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This document provides the background information and the steps to access a debug pod for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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This document provides the background information and the steps to access a debug pod for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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This document provides the background information and the steps to access a debug pod for multi-arch builder access. Ref: coreos#803
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We recently discussed our limited access to multi-arch for most of our team members. We have our multi-arch builders, but managing access can be complicated. We could just use the pipeline itself to spawn a remote session on a builder and the user can then grab a shell via OpenShift to do testing. The remote sessions would be auto-garbage collected after a period of time.
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