#!/bin/bash # # Run this script to gather details about the environment where the CI job is # running. This can be helpful to identify issues why minikube failed to # deploy, or tests encounter problems while running. # function minikube_ssh() { ssh \ -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \ -l docker -i "$(minikube ssh-key)" \ "$(minikube ip)" "${*}" } function log() { echo "###" >/dev/stderr echo "### going to execute: ${*}" >/dev/stderr echo "###" >/dev/stderr "${@}" echo "###" >/dev/stderr echo "### execution finished: ${*}" >/dev/stderr echo "###" >/dev/stderr } # get the logs from the host log journalctl --boot # get the status of the VM in libvirt log virsh list # status of the minikube Kubernetes cluster log minikube status log minikube logs # get the status of processes in the VM log minikube_ssh top -b -c -n1 -w # get the logs from the VM log minikube_ssh sudo journalctl --boot # get kubelet status log minikube_ssh sudo systemctl status kubelet log minikube_ssh sudo journalctl -xeu kubelet # filesystem status for host and VM log df -hT log minikube_ssh df -hT # get the rbd-nbd logs from the VM and write them to stdout log minikube_ssh "sudo find /var/log/ceph/ -type f | xargs sudo tail -n +1" # fetch all logs from /var/lib/rook in the VM and write them to stdout log minikube_ssh sudo tar c /var/lib/rook | tar xvO # gets status from all namespaces for NAMESPACE in $(kubectl get namespaces -o jsonpath='{.items[*].metadata.name}') do log kubectl describe namespace "${NAMESPACE}" log kubectl -n "${NAMESPACE}" get events log kubectl -n "${NAMESPACE}" get pods for POD in $(kubectl -n "${NAMESPACE}" get pods -o jsonpath='{.items[*].metadata.name}') do log kubectl -n "${NAMESPACE}" describe pod "${POD}" log kubectl -n "${NAMESPACE}" logs "${POD}" --all-containers log kubectl -n "${NAMESPACE}" logs "${POD}" --all-containers --previous=true done done log kubectl -n rook-ceph describe CephCluster log kubectl -n rook-ceph describe CephBlockPool log kubectl -n rook-ceph describe CephFilesystem # run "ceph -s" in the toolbox log kubectl -n rook-ceph exec \ "$(kubectl -n rook-ceph get pod -l app=rook-ceph-tools -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}')" \ -- ceph -s