[6.14.z] New provisioning cleanup method to workaround BZ:2207698 #13826
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Signed-off-by: Gaurav Talreja <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 177d566)
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Cherrypick of PR: #13818
Problem Statement
Currently provisioning tests fails due to mentioned BZ where there are no new IPs available to offer
Solution
Restarting services after a host is removed from a server seems to work well here, Thanks to @shubhamsg199 to find this workaround. So we're now introducing one new common cleanup method which deletes and restart services for us, and update all on_prem tests to use this new method.
We have tested this with Jenkins jobs on J-MR and the results seem promising!