On Wed, Mar 6, 2019, at 03:34, Vladimir Benes wrote:

Hi all, I know there are fedora images available in CI is there any howto use that? I am especially looking for rawhide and f30.

I am now using something like this in build script: .... url_base="http://admin.ci.centos.org:8080" # This file was generated on your slave. See https://wiki.centos.org/QaWiki/CI/GettingStarted api=open('duffy.key').read().strip() ver="7" arch="x86_64" count=1

get_nodes_url="%s/Node/get?key=%s&ver=%s&arch=%s&count=%s" %

(url_base,api,ver,arch,count)

dat=urllib.urlopen(get_nodes_url).read()
b=json.loads(dat)

tests=process_raw_features(features, test_branch)
print (tests)

for h in b['hosts']:
    h += str(".ci.centos.org")

....

any idea? I saw libvirt was for sure testing a bunch of fedoras. Thanks, Vladimir

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Hi Vladimir,

Currently there isn't a way to request Fedora machines from Duffy. Does your use-case require bare metal, or could virtual machines fit your workload?

Hi all, any idea if we can schedule fedora images now? I know we are sharing systems with Fedora CI (and I am testing NetworkManager there too) but I would love to have Fedora/NM-branch tested nightly to see how stable tests are and catch some issues if there are any.

Any hints? I do really want to avoid vagrant on top of CentOS images.

Thanks, Vladimir

On Wed, 2019-03-06 at 10:33 +0100, Vladimir Benes wrote:

Hi all, I know there are fedora images available in CI is there any howto use that? I am especially looking for rawhide and f30.

I am now using something like this in build script: .... url_base="http://admin.ci.centos.org:8080" # This file was generated on your slave. See https://wiki.centos.org/QaWiki/CI/GettingStarted api=open('duffy.key').read().strip() ver="7" arch="x86_64" count=1

get_nodes_url="%s/Node/get?key=%s&ver=%s&arch=%s&count=%s" %

(url_base,api,ver,arch,count)

dat=urllib.urlopen(get_nodes_url).read()
b=json.loads(dat)

tests=process_raw_features(features, test_branch)
print (tests)

for h in b['hosts']:
    h += str(".ci.centos.org")

....

any idea? I saw libvirt was for sure testing a bunch of fedoras. Thanks, Vladimir