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Use ubuntu-latest-16-cores from CNCF for e2e #1786
Use ubuntu-latest-16-cores from CNCF for e2e #1786
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Signed-off-by: Sascha Schwarze <schwarzs@de.ibm.com>
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/approve
/lgtm
Awesome that we can use beefier GitHub actions instances!
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In e2e we had disk space issues and therefore used the maximize-build-space action. We still sometimes had failures and with the more complex cluster setup needed in #1711, we need again more disk space.
Switching to the larger custom runners that we get from CNCF for e2e tests. They have more than 500 G disk space, that will be enough for us.
With the additional compute power, e2e completes in ≈ 21 minutes instead of ≈ 35 minutes. (We run ginkgo with
-p
without any explicit parallism. It automatically used 15. See "Running in parallel across 15 processes" in logs, the default workers had just 4).Submitter Checklist
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