[10:43:55] <dhinus>	 arturo: I created T379351 to discuss the kernel message we saw on cloudvirt1063
[10:43:56] <stashbot>	 T379351: kernel message: SGX disabled by BIOS - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T379351
[10:44:14] <arturo>	 ack, thanks
[10:44:18] <dhinus>	 btw, I noticed that your alert in alertmanager automatically resolves after 30 mins, is that by design?
[10:46:15] <dhinus>	 IIUC, the script is only searching for kernel messages in the past 30 mins, and this message is only shown at boot time
[10:51:19] <arturo>	 yeah
[10:51:57] <arturo>	 I thought that a kernel error that happened $some time ago may no longer be relevant
[10:52:23] <arturo>	 we may change that behavior if we wanted, to fetch messages from lets say 1 month
[10:57:16] <dhinus>	 yeah I'm unsure what's the best behaviour here... it was a bit confusing to see it disappear, I thought it was "fixed", then I realized how the alert was designed
[10:57:30] <dhinus>	 on the plus side, it did help us spot the warning
[10:57:36] <dhinus>	 so maybe it's good enough )
[11:07:55] <arturo>	 I agree it is a bit confusing, and it may happen that an alert may happen over the weekend, and because the 30 minutes lifetime, we wont see it
[11:12:28] <arturo>	 dhinus: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/operations/puppet/+/1088539
[13:45:24] <arturo>	 nova @ codfw1dev is failing to build/schedule new VMs: reason unknown
[13:45:33] <arturo>	 :-(
[14:06:07] * arturo nursery run
[17:04:42] * arturo finally resolves T378192 and goes offline for the weekend
[18:16:32] <Rook>	 Do we have any tickets open for the next openstack upgrade?