[Test] Fix test_patching_cluster false failures on Lustre modules and private-OS AMI drift#7467
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… private-OS AMI drift The FSx Lustre mount is on-demand (x-systemd.automount), so its client modules aren't loaded on the head node right after the patch reboot. Trigger the mount before the post-patch snapshot and define the mount dir once in the test, injecting it into the cluster config. Also pin private OSes (rocky8/rocky9) to the AMI the cluster was created with on updates, since the framework re-injects the latest private AMI on every render and the update would otherwise drift to a newer, possibly unavailable, AMI.
…l version after the patching.
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Fix test_patching_cluster false failures on Lustre modules and private-OS AMI drift
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The FSx Lustre mount is on-demand (x-systemd.automount), so its client modules aren't loaded on the head node right after the patch reboot. Trigger the mount before the post-patch snapshot and define the mount dir once in the test, injecting it into the cluster config.
Pin private OSes (rocky8/rocky9) to the AMI the cluster was created with on updates, since the framework re-injects the latest private AMI on every render and the update would otherwise drift to a newer, possibly unavailable, AMI.
Also added a log line to report the active kernel after the patching to facilitate troubleshooting.
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