Add information for checking status of other job results
The Opensearch is storing most part of the Zuul CI job results log files that can be useful for developers. Change-Id: I3c79cdb7132c60595fe3fa5a46ec1c778db1d34e
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- Looking at the timestamps of test failures can also help locate
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relevant lines in the service logs.
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Checking status of other job results
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Each Zuul CI job results is sent to the Opensearch service.
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This service can be very useful specially when the Zuul job status
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is Failure. Checking whether a given error has not occured in another
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project or it has not appeared regularly recently will allow
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for faster problem recognition or notification of the OpenStack community
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about the problem.
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To check the Opensearch service, you need to login with credentials that are
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described below:
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* url: https://opensearch.logs.openstack.org/_dashboards/app/discover?security_tenant=global
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* username: `openstack`
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* password: `openstack`
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* tenant: `global`
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Automatic Test Failure Identification
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