CI: Add back ARA logging
Up till now the ARA plugin has been pinned to a very old version, and is no longer functional. This installs a much newer version of ARA and adds a README file to guide developers on how to view the sqlite file. The ARA plugin is installed by default, but not activated. This is intended to catch a small amount of regressions and integration failures. Developers can enable the plugin by adding the string `#ara` to their commit message. This avoids extra load on the CI. Change-Id: Id8328e374c9590b1363026fa2b2b24e191183987
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Continuous Integration (CI) & Testing
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This page is a placeholder for information on the Kolla Ansible Continuous
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Integration (CI) & testing setup.
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Kolla-Ansible uses
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`Zuul <https://zuul.openstack.org/buildsets?project=openstack%2Fkolla-ansible&branch=master&pipeline=check>`__
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for continuous integration. Similar to testing performed using
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`devstack <https://docs.openstack.org/devstack/latest/>`__, Kolla-Ansible is
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capable of integrating and testing pre-merged dependencies from many other
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projects.
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Debugging with ARA in CI
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Frequently, the need arises to obtain more verbose ansible logging in CI.
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`ARA <https://ara.recordsansible.org/>`__ is an ansible plugin that collects a
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large amount of execution information and can render it into a browser
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friendly format.
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This plugin is not enabled by default because there is a per-task overhead.
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However, it's possible to trigger it when trying to debug a failing job.
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By adding the text `#ara` to the git commit message of the review, the CI jobs
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will enable the plugin and generate a sqlite database containing comprehensive
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logging. It's possible to render an HTML version of this by using
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`#ara_verbose`. Generating the HTML is not very efficient, however, and
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consumes a large amount of logging resources.
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Please note that git usually strips lines beginning with `#` from the commit
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message. This can be avoided by preceding the string with a space.
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