Javier BértoliBug #17270
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Test for docker cgroups issues in crunch-run works on ubuntu 20.04
Description
the 2 options we have here is
1) Test with a single node arvados salt install and make sure that workflows run on ubuntu 20.04
2) have a compute image baked with 20.04 in one of our current clusters
Updated by Peter Amstutz almost 4 years ago
- Assigned To set to Nico César
- Subject changed from Test for docker cgroups issues in crunch-run works on ubuntu 20.04 to Test for docker cgroups issues in crunch-run works on ubuntu 20.04
Updated by Nico César almost 4 years ago
- Related to Bug #17244: Make sure cgroupsV2 works with Arvados added
Updated by Javier Bértoli almost 4 years ago
Run the provision script on a virtual machine with ubuntu 20.04, using the ubuntu-dev repo. It passes OK because ubuntu 20.04 ships systemd v45, which still uses cgroupsv1:
$ dpkg -l |grep systemd ... ii systemd 245.4-4ubuntu3.4 $ cat /sys/fs/cgroup/cgroup.controllers cat: /sys/fs/cgroup/cgroup.controllers: No such file or directory
and running the hasher workflow passes.
Updated by Javier Bértoli almost 4 years ago
To verify with newer systemd, I updated ubuntu's systemd package to 247.1-4ubuntu1, rebooted the instance and I found that it's still using cgroups v1.
Searching around, it seems that, due to some regressions, Ubuntu reverts Debian's systemd changes and they will ship cgroups v1 until 21.10.
So I'd say Arvados will be OK in ubuntu 20.04.