Will Parker

VPC Test, with removal of the `/s` tag: https://ci.adoptopenjdk.net/job/VagrantPlaybookCheck/1162/# (the branch I'm doing the work in can be see here: https://github.com/Willsparker/openjdk-infrastructure/tree/2178)

Adding `/s` did not work, unfortunately, as it caused that task to hang - I'll have to try testing this locally..

It appears our MSVS_2013 installation is broken (I would assume from the same changes that Microsoft did that caused the MSVS_2010 installation to break). The playbook task will report the...

I'd like to propose we change this EPIC from cleaning up Nagios specifically so we can use #infrastructure-bot , to cleaning up Nagios, in it's entirety - i.e. Upgrade the...

Off the top of my head, here's an abstracted list of problems for the Epic. I've divided them by what can be done independently of one another: --- - [...

ref: #1716 #1718 #2039 #1876 #1670 (there may be more, to be honest)

Ref: https://github.com/Willsparker/AnsibleBoilerPlates/tree/main/Nagios I've created a playbook that can install Nagios-Core on at least Ubuntu 20.04 (I imagine it'd work with 21.04 too). It isn't perfect, but it'll help if we...

Changes made to `qemuPlaybookCheck.sh` have been made to use the correct arguments ([willsparker/2123_1](https://github.com/Willsparker/openjdk-infrastructure/tree/2123_1)). Testing on QPC at: https://ci.adoptopenjdk.net/job/QEMUPlaybookCheck/230/

The above PR should fix the `buildJDK.sh` issues. Once this has been merged, I'll look at running the arm32 box, to determine if there's still issues with the space.

The PR to fix the arguments has been merged, and it appears to be working on all platforms. For the S390x and ppc64le architectures, the `linux.sh` script fails for JDK8,...