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  2. OCPNODE-3612

Fix and deflake existing upstream CRI-O jobs

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      OCP/Telco Definition of Done
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      Epic Goal

      • Deflaking existing upstream jobs to improve their stability
      • Fixing of failing upstream jobs

      Why is this important?

      • The upstream CRI-O test coverage is especially important to increase the footprint of the runtime within the community.
      • Promoting jobs to release blocking requires a decent amount of stability.
      • Understanding the CI signals and actively working with them enables the team to find issues with the runtime in conjunction with upstream Kubernetes earlier.

      Acceptance Criteria

      Current state

      Looking at the testgrid dashboard for CRI-O jobs and focusing on the ci-crio-* suites (which run periodically and not per PR) for now. The aggregated test results are also a good indicator about how often flakes happen, but the exit status 255 error message makes some test results opaque: https://storage.googleapis.com/k8s-triage/index.html?job=ci-crio-

      Most important flakes and failures are as time of writing: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Hj7Z6nejmOEewm5HkhcQKgpAnynLV9UYICKiSWY9sFY/edit

              sgrunert@redhat.com Sascha Grunert
              sgrunert@redhat.com Sascha Grunert
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