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Split Off Arm64 Perf Pipeline - #54691
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ghost
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Jun 24, 2021
Tagging subscribers to this area: @hoyosjs Issue DetailsIt seems there are significantly differing loads between perflab arm64 machines and other perflab machines, thus, the yaml is being split in two so that there can be two separate pipelines.
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DrewScoggins
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Jun 24, 2021
We are also missing the Windows Arm64 runs that are on the PerfSurfs, and the Mono AOT Arm64 run. Can you please include those in the new yaml file, and remove from the old one. |
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You need to also include the mono AOT runs in the perf_arm64.yml file.
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I chatted with @billwert and we were thinking it might be better to just have the two yml files named perf and perf_slow, since we could end up with non-Arm64 runs in the slow side, and we already have Arm64 runs that we do not want in the Arm64 yaml. The other piece of this is how we will deploy it. I think the right way to do this is to first check-in an empty perf_slow.yml and get the pipeline configured in AzDO. Then once that is all setup we can move the jobs over. This way we don't have any interruption in lab operation. |
Can you do a private run of this through AzDO, to ensure that we are seeing the right jobs get cut out, and everything else is parsing correctly? Once we have that LGTM |
Tohron
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Jun 30, 2021
Need a new PR since Drew is on vacation |
It seems there are significantly differing loads between perflab arm64 machines and other perflab machines, thus, the yaml is being split in two so that there can be two separate pipelines.
Since perf_slow was merged separately, this PR now removes those entries from perf.yml.