CI: Clean up periodic multinode instances on CI hosting cloud #1295
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Uses the same workflow that is used to clean up aio instances.
markgoddard
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Sep 19, 2024
| result=0 | ||
| changes_before=$(date -Imin -d -12hours) | ||
| for status in ACTIVE BUILD ERROR SHUTOFF; do | ||
| for instance in $(openstack server list --tags skc-multinode-periodic --os-compute-api-version 2.66 --format value --column ID --changes-before $changes_before --status $status); do |
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TODO: add this tag to multinode instances.
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Do you want to add this before merging this one?
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I doubt I'll have time
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But probably better to keep this open as a reminder to do it
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Uses the same workflow that is used to clean up aio instances.