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Temporarily remove SLES from samples #27378
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…ity (#27380) * [VAULT-27917] fix(enos): handle SLES guestregister.service unreliability The SLES provided `guestregister.service` systemd unit is unreliable enough that it will fail ~ 1/9 times when provisioning SLES instances. When this happens the machine will never successfully exec SUSEConnect to enroll and we'll get no access to the SLES repositories and subsequently break our scenarios. I resolved this by restructuring our `install_packages` module to to separate repository synchronization, repository addition, and package installation into different scripts and resources and by adding special case handling for SLES and the `guestregister.service`. I also make a distinction between `dnf` and `yum` because while they are sort of the same thing on RHEL, it is not the case with Amazon2. I also shimmed out the rest of the support for Apt in case we ever need to add repos there. * Revert "Temporarily remove SLES from samples (#27378)" This reverts commit 490cdd9. Signed-off-by: Ryan Cragun <[email protected]>
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…ity (#27380) * [VAULT-27917] fix(enos): handle SLES guestregister.service unreliability The SLES provided `guestregister.service` systemd unit is unreliable enough that it will fail ~ 1/9 times when provisioning SLES instances. When this happens the machine will never successfully exec SUSEConnect to enroll and we'll get no access to the SLES repositories and subsequently break our scenarios. I resolved this by restructuring our `install_packages` module to to separate repository synchronization, repository addition, and package installation into different scripts and resources and by adding special case handling for SLES and the `guestregister.service`. I also make a distinction between `dnf` and `yum` because while they are sort of the same thing on RHEL, it is not the case with Amazon2. I also shimmed out the rest of the support for Apt in case we ever need to add repos there. * Revert "Temporarily remove SLES from samples (#27378)" This reverts commit 490cdd9. Signed-off-by: Ryan Cragun <[email protected]>
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…ity (#27380) * [VAULT-27917] fix(enos): handle SLES guestregister.service unreliability The SLES provided `guestregister.service` systemd unit is unreliable enough that it will fail ~ 1/9 times when provisioning SLES instances. When this happens the machine will never successfully exec SUSEConnect to enroll and we'll get no access to the SLES repositories and subsequently break our scenarios. I resolved this by restructuring our `install_packages` module to to separate repository synchronization, repository addition, and package installation into different scripts and resources and by adding special case handling for SLES and the `guestregister.service`. I also make a distinction between `dnf` and `yum` because while they are sort of the same thing on RHEL, it is not the case with Amazon2. I also shimmed out the rest of the support for Apt in case we ever need to add repos there. * Revert "Temporarily remove SLES from samples (#27378)" This reverts commit 490cdd9. Signed-off-by: Ryan Cragun <[email protected]>
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…scenarios into release/1.17.x (#27362) * backport of commit c287395 * Add exclude block (#27369) * [VAULT-27917] fix(enos): handle SLES guestregister.service unreliability (#27380) * Revert "Temporarily remove SLES from samples (#27378)" * Remove Leap 15.4 from testing matrices and AMI data sources; remove vestiges of Ubuntu 18.04 testing (#27416) --------- Signed-off-by: Ryan Cragun <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Rebecca Willett <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Ryan Cragun <[email protected]>
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Temporarily removing SLES from Enos samples while we troubleshoot some issues with package installs.