roachtest: load AWS fixtures from us-east-2 to avoid egress #105969
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In [1], new restore tests have been added to load fixtures from
s3://cockroach-fixtures
. Since the regional bucket is located in us-east-1, and roachprod provisions in us-east-2, egress during nightly and weekly runs amounted to non-trivial cost.This change replaces the bucket with the regional
s3://cockroach-fixtures-us-east-2
, which was replicated from us-east-1. As a precaution, other roachtest which depend ons3://cockroach-fixtures
but do not currently run in AWS, are now guarded by a conditional skip. A new issue (#105968) has been created to addressthe problem of localizing fixtures under a given
cloud provider.
[1] #94143
Epic: none
Informs: #105968
Release note: None