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Ariel,

On Wed, Oct 27, 2021 at 6:57 AM Ariel Adam <aadam at redhat.com> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone.
> Going back to this thread.
> We now have 15 jobs on the daily baseline:
>
> http://jenkins.katacontainers.io/view/Daily%20baseline/

Nice progress!

>
> Out of the 15 jobs we have 5 jobs that are still not stable and relevant job owners are working to stabilize them. Our goal is to converge this effort by the end of next week, 5th of November.
>
> As we previously pointed out, we plan on moving out of the kata CI (http://jenkins.katacontainers.io/) any jobs that aren't part of the daily baseline and don't have an owner (The CI contains 77 jobs at the moment). If you still would like your CI job to be added to the daily baseline list and be responsible for it please let us know.

The 77 number seems quite off and gives the impression we're running
77 different CIs right now, which we don't.

For instance, the CIs we run now are:
jenkins-ci-s390x-ubuntu-20-04
jenkins-ci-ARM-ubuntu-18-04
jenkins-ci-centos-8
jenkins-ci-debian-10
jenkins-ci-fedora-32-crio
jenkins-ci-fedora-32-crio-k8s-e2e-minimal
jenkins-ci-firecracker-ubuntu-18-04
jenkins-ci-pmem-ubuntu-18-04
jenkins-ci-qat-ubuntu-18-04
jenkins-ci-ubuntu-18-04-initrd
jenkins-ci-ubuntu-1804-clh-containerd-k8s-e2e-minimal
jenkins-ci-ubuntu-1804-cloud-hypervisor-k8s-containerd-2.0
jenkins-ci-ubuntu-1804-containerd-k8s-e2e-minimal
jenkins-ci-ubuntu-20-04
jenkins-ci-ubuntu-clh-crio-18-04
jenkins-metrics-ubuntu-20-04
jenkins-vfio-host:ubuntu18-04-vm:fedora32

You mentioned we have 15 baselines, that gives us a reduction of 2
CIs, instead of 62.
Reducing the number of things we maintain is good, even if by only 1,

While here, all the baseline CIs are for the "kata-containers"
project.  Is the plan to replicate those to the "tests" project as
well?
It'd be good to be consistent on what we're testing.  This would
increase the numbers we have from 15 to 30 CIs.

Last but not least, is there an easy way for folks to see which CIs
are being removed (from the ones we normally run)?

Best Regards,
-- 
Fabiano Fidêncio