Remove the deb9 lxcs as they are being retired, and add two deb11 lxcs.
Coverity is quite big with 1.2 GiB, so deploying and upgrading this
takes some time. Having it on two hosts should be enough.
Related: OS#5793
Change-Id: I02d43d7cbdbcba5581aa5da0a1effa3db7b445c0
Add it to the config. I've used this to enable ipv6 in docker, so
libosmocore builds don't fail in the socket test when building rpm/deb
packages on that host in docker.
Related: OS#2385
Change-Id: Ibe8e2a638fcbc7c0a69c211385a870b1a82b6fef
Now that all rpis have been upgraded to debian 11, enable docuum like
it's already done for x86_64.
Change-Id: I7ab54f03819704cf60a69a417de6d14cb5cd7a56
The raspberries have been upgraded to the debian 11 based raspberry pi
OS. Adjust the name to avoid confusion.
Related: OS#5453
Change-Id: I0b2e08b11d83243e81b2bb4412ffcc9bc59821ff
the old ones were DHCP-allocated and after a power outage, they changed.
I've now moved to static allocated addresses.
Change-Id: I0d77cc8ae72d854312b742c6c64b10a731a9f5ba
Replace old rpi4-deb9build-ansible with the new entries:
* rpi4-raspbian10build-1
* rpi4-raspbian10build-2
* rpi4-raspbian10build-3
The new jenkins nodes do not use lxc anymore (see related issue).
Related: OS#5055
Change-Id: I5d6588320613711251abcb664a5614ad49215725
we cannot even create new slaves as lxc-create doesn't support debian
jessie anymore. Let's focus on Debian 9 + Debian 10
Change-Id: I2fddd460f7d1db755cc9b732b2be80494d26e091
Introduce playbooks to do:
- setup-jenkins-slave - setup a usualy or special jenkins-slave
- setup-gsm-tester - setup the gsm-tester
Change-Id: I7007a4e6c38f73843390ec2b3b91133aff21e36a