#!/bin/bash

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# If updating the puppet system-config repo or installing puppet modules
# fails then abort the puppet run as we will not get the results we
# expect.
set -e
export ANSIBLE_LOG_PATH=/var/log/puppet_run_all.log
SYSTEM_CONFIG=/opt/system-config/production
ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOKS=$SYSTEM_CONFIG/playbooks

# It's possible for connectivity to a server or manifest application to break
# for indeterminate periods of time, so the playbooks should be run without
# errexit
set +e

# Run all the ansible playbooks under timeout to prevent them from getting
# stuck if they are oomkilled

# First, sync the puppet repos with all the machines
timeout -k 2m 120m ansible-playbook -f 10 ${ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOKS}/update_puppet.yaml
# Run the git/gerrit/zuul sequence, since it's important that they all work together
timeout -k 2m 120m ansible-playbook -f 10 ${ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOKS}/remote_puppet_git.yaml
# Run AFS changes separately so we can make sure to only do one at a time
# (turns out quorum is nice to have)
timeout -k 2m 120m ansible-playbook -f 1 ${ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOKS}/remote_puppet_afs.yaml
# Run everything else. We do not care if the other things worked
timeout -k 2m 120m ansible-playbook -f 10 ${ANSIBLE_PLAYBOOKS}/remote_puppet_else.yaml