files.pharo.org and get.pharo.org will remain DOWN for the rest of the day.
Begin forwarded message: > From: Emmanuel Jeanvoine <emmanuel.jeanvo...@inria.fr> > Subject: Re: [ci-announces] CI shutdown on the 11th of November > Date: 9. November 2013 09:00:31 MEZ > To: ci-announ...@inria.fr > Reply-To: Emmanuel Jeanvoine <emmanuel.jeanvo...@inria.fr> > > On Thu, 07 Nov 2013, Emmanuel Jeanvoine wrote: > >> Dear users, >> >> The 11th of November, the IT department will stop the national IT >> services. As a consequence, the CI service will be stopped. >> >> In order to prevent any trouble, we strongly advice users to perform >> the following steps before the 11th of November (Sunday evening at the >> very latest): >> - stop the Jenkins instance of your project (see >> https://ci.inria.fr/project/PROJECTNAME/show#ci) >> - stop all the slaves related to your project (directly with a clean >> shutdown in the slave or from >> https://ci.inria.fr/project/PROJECTNAME/show#slaves) >> >> By the way, if you notice unused slaves in your project, you are >> strongly encouraged to removed them ("delete" button on >> https://ci.inria.fr/project/PROJECTNAME/show#slaves, or "destroy" >> button directly on the CloudStack interface). Stopping the unused >> slaves is not enough to free the related resources. >> >> Monday in the morning, the remaining running slaves will be stopped. >> After the maintenance, the Jenkins instances and the slaves will be >> restarted. >> >> Thus we hope that the service will be fully available on Tuesday in >> the morning. Anyway, since it is an heavy operation (major changes on >> the network of the datacenter) issues might occur, so we will >> communicate if communication means are available ;). >> >> Thank you for your understanding, >> Emmanuel > > > This is a reminder, you still have the opportunity to shutdown your > slaves and jenkins instances before tomorrow evening. This might be > useful to prevent slaves and jenkins corruption. > > Regards, > Emmanuel
