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packit-service-zuul

About Zuul CI - softwarefactory-project.io

Zuul is a CI system invented in the OpenStack community. Softwarefactory (SF) is project which is hosting services (Zuul being one of them) to ease development of open source projects.

How it works in our case

We have softwarefactory-project-zuul GitHub App installed to all packit-service repos. We have a separate packit-service tenant in Zuul. It uses the configuration from this repository, see especially jobs.yaml and pipelines.yaml in zuul.d/. We can easily use those pipelines & jobs from other repositories so if you have a job which could be used by more repositories, you can add it to jobs.yaml.

To enable Zuul in another repository, add it to our tenant config by following The Config repository and Contribute to a project, specifically:

  • Add your ssh key to https://softwarefactory-project.io/r/settings/#SSHKeys if it's not already there. (Last time, my 3072b RSA key didn't work, so I had to generate a ED25519 key.)
  • git clone https://softwarefactory-project.io/r/config
  • Edit resources/tenant-packit-service.yaml and commit
  • dnf install git-review & git review (Last time I had to do git review -R, install suggested hook and amend)
  • Follow the review ticket and once it's approved and merged the configuration will be updated.

Then create a .zuul.yaml and define noop job inside to test the connection, see example. Once the testing is done, there is a new comment posted in the PR with links to each job. If it looks OK, add any other jobs you want and remove the noop one.

Your locally cloned repo is: project_dir: "{{ ansible_user_dir }}/{{ zuul.project.src_dir }}"

More useful links

Debug locally in a Zuul VM

To debug issues related with the Zuul VM you can follow this steps:

  • Install some virt tools and Ansible:
$ sudo dnf install libvirt /usr/bin/virt-customize virt-manager ansible

  • Clone https://softwarefactory-project.io/r/config and cd into it.

  • Add ansible, if you need to run a playbook inside the VM, to the list of installed packages

diff --git a/nodepool/virt_images/cloud-fedora-35.yaml b/nodepool/virt_images/cloud-fedora-35.yaml
index b00d4b2e..385b955c 100644
--- a/nodepool/virt_images/cloud-fedora-35.yaml
+++ b/nodepool/virt_images/cloud-fedora-35.yaml
@@ -43,6 +43,7 @@
       - python3-pyyaml
       # For add-build-sshkey
       - python3-libselinux
+      - ansible
   tasks:
     - block:
         - import_role:
  • Provide your public key to be able to SSH into the VM later, following this patch example
diff --git a/nodepool/virt_images/roles/zuul-user/tasks/main.yaml b/nodepool/virt_images/roles/zuul-user/tasks/main.yaml
index e771c27d..9eb8cd3e 100644
--- a/nodepool/virt_images/roles/zuul-user/tasks/main.yaml
+++ b/nodepool/virt_images/roles/zuul-user/tasks/main.yaml
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@

 - name: Prepare the authorized_keys file
   copy:
-    src: /var/lib/nodepool/.ssh/zuul_rsa.pub
+    src: /home/maja/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
     dest: "{{ image_tmp_dir }}/authorized_keys"
     remote_src: true
  • Build the Zuul VM qcow2 image; changing the image_output variable to a suitable location.
$ ansible-playbook -vvv -c local -i localhost, -e qcow2_type=true -e image_output=/home/maja/softwarefactory.io/zuul -bK nodepool/virt_images/cloud-fedora-35.yaml

  • Use the Virtual Machine Manager to create a new VM:

    • File -> New Virtual Machine
    • Choose Import existing disk image
    • Browse -> Browse Local to the image_output dir and select zuul.qcow2
    • Type Fedora XX as your operating system type
    • Create the new VM with the other wizard default settings

  • ssh into the VM like in the example; once the VM is started its IP is displayed above the login prompt

$ ssh [email protected]
  • If you need to debug the hardly CI, as an example, copy the hardly project into the VM and enter the VM again:
$ scp -r /home/maja/PycharmProjects/hardly/ [email protected]:/home/zuul-worker
$ ssh [email protected]
  • Start the ansible playbook for the CI with something like the following
$ cd hardly
$ ansible-playbook -vvv -c local -i localhost, -e '{"zuul": {"branch": "main", "project": {"src_dir": "/home/zuul-worker/hardly"}}}' files/zuul-tests.yaml