Validate SLE Micro 6 on Rancher about rancher HOT 1 OPEN

SLE micro 6 testing summary for v2.9-aacda464b851a2d3a6a092807aa093761ac015b3-head

AWS

Provisioning RKE1 Node Driver cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 3 node all roles RKE1 node driver cluster
2. Wait until all nodes come up active

Results: The nodes failed to provision and reported an OS error.

Provisioning RKE2 Node Driver cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 3 node all roles RKE2 node driver cluster
2. Wait until all nodes come up active

Results: The cluster comes up active and all Pods/Workloads are healthy

Provisioning K3s Node Driver cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 3 node split role K3s node driver cluster
2. Wait until all nodes come up active

Results: The cluster comes up active and all Pods/Workloads are healthy

Provisioning RKE1 Custom cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 3 node all roles RKE1 custom cluster
2. Wait until all nodes come up active

Results: The nodes failed to provision and reported an OS error.

Provisioning RKE2 custom cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 2 node stacked roles RKE2 custom cluster
2. Wait until all nodes come up active
3. Reboot a node in the cluster (validating 38448)
4. Verify that the cluster returns to a healthy state

Results: The cluster comes up active and all Pods/Workloads are healthy

Provisioning K3s custom cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 2 node stacked role K3s custom cluster
2. Wait until all nodes come up active

Results: The cluster comes up active and all Pods/Workloads are healthy

Provisioning RKE1 imported cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 1 node all roles RKE1 imported cluster
2. Import it into rancher
3. Wait for the cluster to become available

Results: The cluster imports successfully and all Pods/Workloads are healthy

Provisioning RKE2 imported cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 1 node all roles RKE2 imported cluster
2. Import it into rancher
3. Wait for the cluster to become available

Results: The cluster imports successfully and all Pods/Workloads are healthy

Provisioning K3s imported cluster 2.9-head:

1. Create a 1 node all roles K3s imported cluster
2. Import it into rancher
3. Wait for the cluster to become available

Results: The cluster imports successfully and all Pods/Workloads are healthy

Additional Notes:
RKE1 is expected to fail for custom/node driver clusters since SLE micro is not in the docker install script see: 43693

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