On Fri, 10 Jun 2016 20:24:19 +0200 Jonathan Aquilina <jaquil...@eagleeyet.net> said:
> If there is build servers used heavily for builds I am more then willing > to host the site no problem. Beber gave me a project I hope to try and > figure out with the planet this weekend other then that I cant > investigate further this issue of the server that is crashing. > > @Beber not sure if you can give me access to the server in question or > even Raster as I have a hunch that somehow either a hardware fault or > out of memory issue that the web server is running into I would need to > see the logs. i don't know if this was the issue this time but the general issue where i end up rebooting the vm host every now and again is this: systems run for some time. the GUEST vm's at some point grind to a halt. not quite a halt but it seems like any i/o causes some timeout. like "ls" on the cmdline in a guest can take between 30 to 150 seconds. it doesn't spin using cpu. it just hangs. it's like a timeout of some sore, then finally it works. the system is not overloaded. the host machine is pretty much idle. as are the vm's. you run top in one shell-in and do the ls in another - nothing is loaded either there. it's as if i/o is doing something like logging and a dns lookup or a connect is timing out. now i have tried simply shutting down the vm in question and starting it again - it stays "bad". i've shut down all vm's and started them again (it takes forever thanks to the i/.o timeout issue) and nothing is fixed. the only thing that fixes it is a reboot of the host os that brings all vm's down, reboots the host os then starts them up and all is fine again... until the next time this happens. i have rummaged around logs on the host and guests. i have looked at every dmesg and more and i couldn't find anything telling me what was going on. maybe i missed something but i only have so much time to spend on these things before the simple "reboot the sucker" option needs to be used and we have work to get on with. it's not because of a build server overload - nothing is overloaded. fyi the HOST os works just fine. no langs. i/o works perfectly. i just don't know what it is. :( > On 2016-06-10 18:45, Cedric BAIL wrote: > > > On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 8:26 AM, Jonathan Aquilina > > <jaquil...@eagleeyet.net> wrote: > > > >> Where is this being hosted currently? If you guys want I can host a > >> backup site on my server. Only thing I would not be able to host are the > >> large amount of download tarballs etc. > > > > I don't think it is an hosting issue at this point. We do already have > > 3 operationals servers as I know. One master in the US (the biggest > > one doing the build), two in france (One able to run test on GPU and > > the other being a dev server). The current problem is I think one that > > has been lurking around for some time. Once in a while the server goes > > overloaded and we haven't had the opportunity to investigate what is > > going on. Raster usually just reboot the server and that solve this. I > > have asked Beber to look at it so that we can fix the problem instead > > of requiring a reboot every n months. > > > > Cedric > > > > On 2016-06-10 16:00, Amitesh Singh wrote: > > > > Hello Guys, > > > > It seems like all web stuffs of e.org are down. 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