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Set up new Equinix/WorksOnARM servers #2078
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New servers can also run the dragonwell builds which use |
Current status: Testing with a CentOS8 system and an Ubuntu 20.04 configured with several build&&dockerBuild executors for build and one Ubuntu 20.04 for test while I verify it (a) works and (b) has adequate performance I come to a conclusion about how to finally split it up :-) |
Configured the Ubuntu 20.04 system with multiple docker images - all 8 core, 8GB (Because, why not!)
Ports 2223, 2224, and 2225 are currently being used by RISC-V qemu VMs for testing purposes, so the port numbers above are not the same as on other docker host systems for now.
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Very interested in how this goes - let me know anything I can do to help, either directly or by introductions to folks at Ampere. |
Deleting the following static docker jenkins agents hosted on ThunderX system 74.50
Also on the ThunderX .30:
And from 139.178.82.234:
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Looks like we haven't suffered any significant problems after deactivating some of the older servers so we should be ok to hand them back now (Although I might hold onto one of the D05 systems until we fully get the third Altra up and running) |
Just as a final note, here are the build times for JDK17/HotSpot with and without ccache - all in docker except (ND). Figures are real/user time.
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Have rebooted my primary Ubuntu Ampere system today because all execution of |
Reboot has started everything ok and the docker commands are working. Purely for reference, the current list of static docker agents on the machine is as follows:
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All old machines other than D05 139.178.82.234 have been decomissioned and returned to Equinix as per. Holding onto that for a few more days as one of the jenkins agents on there was still live. There are also instances of the new Ubuntu 16.04/armv7l docker container being run which will allow us to use this hardware for running the 32-bit ARM builds. |
Decomissioned an extra two that weren't properly on our records:
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Writing this for historic reference:
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Next on the list is to get the CentOS system fully running with more capacity. |
CentOS system will be replaced as part of #equinix now that CentOS8 is no longer supported. closing. |
I need to request a new machine:
Please explain what this machine is needed for: Replacement of previous ThunderX and D05 servers.
NOTE: There is a current issue with Ubuntu 20.04 systems that may cause reboot failures. To avoid the problem, run the following sequence of commands (taken from here) after deploying the OS
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