Its hard to tell through all the noise, but I think here is where the initial deploy actually terminates:
unit-postgresql-0[21563]: 2015-09-17 01:01:47 INFO unit.postgresql/0.juju-log server.go:254 db-admin:2: *** End 'db-admin-relation-changed' hook
After this, we keep seeing noise about leadership leases, and other stuff including the juju run commands that are checking that the logs are quiet (thus shooting itself in the foot, because the only way to check if the logs are quiet adds noise to the logs...).
This never got picked up locally, as I don't even know how to turn on this output and don't get it here (using juju stable).
Also see Bug #1496130, where we are fixing things so the OpenStack mojo tests can use the wait algorithm.
Looking at http:// data.vapour. ws/charm- test/charm- bundle- test-azure- 651-all- machines- log,
it seems debugging output has been turned up to 11, and I think this
breaks 'juju wait'. Without 'juju wait', it is impossible to get the
tests running reliably
Its hard to tell through all the noise, but I think here is where the
initial deploy actually terminates:
unit-postgresql -0[21563] : 2015-09-17 01:01:47 INFO /0.juju- log server.go:254 db-admin:2: *** End relation- changed' hook
unit.postgresql
'db-admin-
After this, we keep seeing noise about leadership leases, and other
stuff including the juju run commands that are checking that the logs
are quiet (thus shooting itself in the foot, because the only way to
check if the logs are quiet adds noise to the logs...).
This never got picked up locally, as I don't even know how to turn on
this output and don't get it here (using juju stable).
Also see Bug #1496130, where we are fixing things so the OpenStack
mojo tests can use the wait algorithm.
What is confusing me though is that the Cassandra tests last passed reports. vapour. ws/charm- test-details/ charm-bundle- test-parent- 703 data.vapour. ws/charm- test/charm- bundle- test-aws- 591-all- machines- log
Sep 4th, and I would have expected them to have started failing much
earlier (it too relies on juju wait). What is even more confusing, the
last successful run at
http://
leads me to the AWS log at
http://
which contains a whole heap of logging information from other tests,
in addition to the Cassandra logs, which means test isolation was
busted and the results bogus.