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Issue Type:
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![Bug]() Bug
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Assignee:
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Unassigned |
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Components:
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vsphere-cloud |
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Created:
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01/Aug/12 6:55 AM
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Description:
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I have several ESXi instances in my environment with VMs on it which I need only for testing. I have also several jobs which triggers the tests. because I have very different technologies and because I do not want to maintain all VMs with all technologies I have labeled the VMs and also the jobs. So some jobs can be executed everywhere, some others only on specific VMs.
The problem is that a waiting job in the queue triggers the deployment of all VMs currently not in use. If the job cannot be executed on these VMs a loop of deploying and undeploying VMs will be triggered until the job will be handled by an executor.
Suggestion for a solution:
Before a VM gets deployed it should be checked if the labels will allow an execution on this executor.
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Environment:
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jenkins 1.466, vsphere-cloud 0.10, several esxi instances
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Project:
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Jenkins
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Priority:
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![Major]() Major
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Reporter:
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Thomas Fürer
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