usage: teuthology-schedule -h
teuthology-schedule [options] --name <name> [--] [<conf_file> ...]
Schedule ceph integration tests
positional arguments:
<conf_file> Config file to read
"-" indicates read stdin.
optional arguments:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose Be more verbose
-b <backend>, --queue-backend <backend>
Queue backend name, use prefix '@'
to append job config to the given
file path as yaml.
[default: beanstalk]
-n <name>, --name <name> Name of suite run the job is part of
-d <desc>, --description <desc> Job description
-o <owner>, --owner <owner> Job owner
-w <worker>, --worker <worker> Which worker to use (type of machine)
[default: plana]
-p <priority>, --priority <priority> Job priority (lower is sooner)
[default: 1000]
-N <num>, --num <num> Number of times to run/queue the job
[default: 1]
--first-in-suite Mark the first job in a suite so suite
can note down the rerun-related info
[default: False]
--last-in-suite Mark the last job in a suite so suite
post-processing can be run
[default: False]
--email <email> Where to send the results of a suite.
Only applies to the last job in a suite.
--timeout <timeout> How many seconds to wait for jobs to
finish before emailing results. Only
applies to the last job in a suite.
--seed <seed> The random seed for rerunning the suite.
Only applies to the last job in a suite.
--subset <subset> The subset option passed to teuthology-suite.
Only applies to the last job in a suite.
--no-nested-subset The no-nested-subset option passed to
teuthology-suite.
Only applies to the last job in a suite.
--dry-run Instead of scheduling, just output the
job config.