jenkins slaves on pharo-contribution

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jenkins slaves on pharo-contribution

demarey
Hi,

Jenkins slaves on pharos-contribution often go off-line because their disk is full. There are a lot of job executed there and the jenkins workspace on each slave growth quickly.
To avoid that, I set up a job to delete the whole workspace on slaves once a week: https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/job/purge-jenkins-slaves-workspace.
It ghouls solve this issue but has a drawback: sometimes, you will not have access to the workspace of the latest build of a job. In fact, it is not a problem if you archive artefacts at the end of a build.

Christophe
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Re: jenkins slaves on pharo-contribution

stepharo
thanks christophe
I think that we should go over some projects and keep only one version.
I started to remove some of mine too.

Stef


Le 16/3/16 08:48, Christophe Demarey a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Jenkins slaves on pharos-contribution often go off-line because their disk is full. There are a lot of job executed there and the jenkins workspace on each slave growth quickly.
> To avoid that, I set up a job to delete the whole workspace on slaves once a week: https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/job/purge-jenkins-slaves-workspace.
> It ghouls solve this issue but has a drawback: sometimes, you will not have access to the workspace of the latest build of a job. In fact, it is not a problem if you archive artefacts at the end of a build.
>
> Christophe
>