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| Bhuvan Arumugam (bhuvan) wrote Re: available slave count should be monitored with alerts | #1 |
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Monty, as you may know, Jenkins has support for api, we may extract status of each slave by appending "api/" to each url. For example, to get list of all slaves, we may use following url:
* JSON format: https:/
* XML format: https:/
We may then scan through each slave and identify the number of executors idle. If they fell below the threshold limit (default: 5), we'll raise a warning.
I wish to write a (python) script to perform these tasks. Could you please clarify following doubts?
1) Do we simply throw a warning message, or should we send an alert to specified email address?
2) How do we execute the script? on-demand from command line, or another jenkins jobs?
3) Where do i commit the script? openstack-ci repository, or elsewhere?
OTOH, Jenkins also has native python api to interact with Jenkins system, jenkinsapi. I'd believe, it's a overkill to use it to perform desired operation.
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