On Sun, Apr 3, 2016 at 11:47 AM, Eyal Edri <eedri(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote: Looks like https://gerrit.ovirt.org/#/c/55514/ [Basic quota tests] - which has nothing to do with storage, can be a great workaround for the above. Since essentially the above is a race, just doing something that takes a bit of time will allow the OVF update to be completed successfully. Playing with quota allows that. In addition, a simple switch between the order of hot-add disk and hot-add NIC in 004 tests will overcome the 2nd place this might happen. The move to EL7 has brought in several issues: 1. For some reason, there's now a need to sync tens of more packages. Not sure why. I'll send a patch later this week to do that. With them, host installation time is slashed almost back to normal. 2. 'Almost back to normal' - as there's another regression (for which I have a workaround as well) that needs to be handled too, to take host installation down to ~2 minutes. 3. Hosts stuck on installation[1] - I believe this is a network bug. In addition: 4. I think that writing logs into test_logs/... is a bit of a regression - it doesn't allow to easily run multiple tests, as I've used to. Offline discussion with David turned out that there's some additional work to do to allow it - we need to focus on it (after uniting the storage servers, etc.) 5. I have several changes to the storage server deployment scripts - small changes, but I believe they are beneficial (move everything to XFS, fewer LUNs, disable firewall on them, etc.) 6. Seems like I've almost managed to install Gluster in a hyper-converged setup with gdeploy[2]. I'll try to push this too this week. It's a bit ugly, but works. 7. I'm looking into collect artifacts. Just realized it freezes the OS, which isn't optimal. I've tried with scp only - and it looks good and fast. [1] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1322257 [2] https://github.com/gluster/gdeploy