The earlier probe fix addressed slow /health responses under load, but the
restarts continued with a different signature: connection refused rather than
timeout, meaning the app was not listening yet. Ariadne runs migrations and
builds its cron schedule before binding, which can outlast what liveness
allows from initialDelaySeconds, so the kubelet kept restarting a pod that
was merely still starting.
Add a startupProbe granting up to five minutes to come up, after which
liveness takes over unchanged. This is the case startupProbe exists for.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Without the junit plugin the pipeline's junit step throws NoSuchMethodError,
jenkins.failed_tests is always empty, and auto-triage has only raw console
text to reason from. That was the root of two separate diagnosis failures:
the enforced failure being crowded out of the evidence budget, and the
patcher being unable to locate the defective source file.
Pinned to junit 1369.v15da_00283f06, the newest release that runs on core
2.528.3 - the current 1418 requires 2.533. scm-api moves 724 -> 728 because
the workflow-cps these pull in requires it; verified the whole 30-plugin
dependency closure needs no core newer than 2.528.3, and rehearsed the exact
jenkins-plugin-cli install in a throwaway pod before committing.
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The liveness probe used the default timeoutSeconds of 1. The auto-triage tick
runs every minute and spends most of it waiting on Jenkins, OpenSearch, Gitea
and Hermes, so against a 500m CPU limit /health occasionally answers in over a
second. Three of those and the container is killed, dropping triage ticks for
the length of a restart. Observed 11 times in 139 minutes, with the pod
sitting 1/2 Ready and restarting repeatedly.
Give both probes a 5s timeout and let liveness tolerate five failures, so a
busy tick is no longer mistaken for a hung process.
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The Codex weekly limit is close, so make anthropic/claude-opus-5 primary and
demote openai-codex to first fallback with the local gpt-oss:20b behind it.
The credential is a Claude subscription OAuth token, not an API key. The
anthropic provider resolves ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, then ANTHROPIC_TOKEN, then
CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN, so the OAuth token must arrive under the last name
to be treated correctly. Marked optional so Hermes still starts and falls
back if the Secret is absent.
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ariadne PR #3 from incident ariadne/409, chosen path ariadne/utils/errors.py -
a file that appears nowhere in the build console and was reached only by
following the failing test's imports.
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Every human_required escalation already files an issue in the failing
service's own repository, and mailing on each one made the inbox the loudest
and least informative output of the system. Replace the blanket alert with
two narrow ones: a repair that ran and failed, which is the only case where
the automation acted and left things no better, and an escalation still
untouched after six hours.
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Red-build to green-rebuild is 1m04s on Ariadne 0.1.0-402, down from 4m00s
armed-to-resolved when the repair spawned its own Kubernetes Job. Reframe the
timings around the red build, since the arming leg depends on the agent pool.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two conditions silently break a rehearsal. A saturated Kubernetes agent pool
leaves the demo build queued reporting that all nodes are offline, and an open
hermes-repair PR makes the duplicate guard refuse a new proposal. Report both
so the operator sees them before starting rather than mid-demo.
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The classification->action registry already mapped transient_infra_failure to
retry_transient_infra, but the action allowlist held only repair_demo_fixture,
so that route always died at the action_not_allowlisted gate. Add the action
and state the registry explicitly rather than relying on the code default.
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The webhook is failurePolicy: Ignore, so with one replica any pod created
during an injector restart is admitted without its Vault agent sidecar and
then crash-loops forever on a missing /vault/secrets file, with nothing to
indicate injection was skipped. Hit twice while rolling ariadne.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fixture repair now runs in-process inside Ariadne, so the
hermes-demo-repair service account and its Role/RoleBinding have no
remaining user.
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ROOT still used parents[1], which resolved to scripts/ once the renderer
moved into scripts/render/. Every --build run wrote a phantom
scripts/services/monitoring tree and silently left the real dashboards
untouched. Points at the repo root again and removes the stray tree.
Also adds Hermes triage panels to the Atlas Testing dashboard: open
escalations awaiting a human, automated actions succeeded, Hermes
diagnosis latency, actions by result, and incident state by job.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Ariadne: per-repo code config for metis, lesavka, soteria,
bstein-dev-home and ariadne, each with its own base branch, source path
prefixes and file suffixes so a proposal can only touch that repo's
source tree
- Alertmanager: the only receiver was an empty "default", so every alert
fired into a void. HermesTriageHumanRequired now routes to an email
receiver via Mailu's in-cluster local-domain relay, with resolved
notices; scoped to service=hermes-triage so nothing else mails yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
