worker-ready-tracing
CommunityTrace Windows VM startup to worker readiness.
Authorjwmossmoz
Version1.0.0
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What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps engineers measure and diagnose the latency from Taskcluster worker-manager provisioning of a Windows Azure VM to the moment a generic-worker is ready to accept tasks. It surfaces timestamps and markers across host and guest boundaries using tc-logview, paperctl, Splunk Web, Yardstick, and in-VM logs to pinpoint slow steps.
Core Features & Use Cases
- End-to-end readiness tracing: from VM provisioning to workerReady, including Azure VM writes and in-VM startup phases.
- Multi-source correlation: correlates tc-logview events, Papertrail WORKER_METRICS, Splunk Azure activity log, and Yardstick pool metrics.
- In-depth analysis outputs: prints timelines, durations, and boot/recovery cycles to diagnose latency causes on Windows workers.
- Use Case: Sudden worker provisioning delays can be diagnosed by comparing azure-vm-write and in-VM Puppet/Start-WorkerRunner timings.
Quick Start
Run the helper with a worker-id (VM name) and a time window to generate a lifecycle trace from provisioning to workerReady.
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