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In #16801 we moved to managed arm64 runners which has allowed us to run more arm64 tests for every pull request and has all round been a great improvement.
We have some resource tuning still to do but while these managed runners are working for us I suggest we power down the two old arm64 boxes which are:
Hostname
IP
Operating System
Region
etcd-c3-large-arm64-runner-01
86.109.7.233
Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Washington DC
etcd-c3-large-arm64-runner-02
147.28.151.226
Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Washington DC
Why is this needed?
Reduce unnecessary compute resource consumption. We can always power them back on if we need to start using them again.
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Note: We will still want to de-provision these two machines at some point in the future as powering them off does not stop billing for the machines. Given that will leave this issue open to track the de-provisioning in future.
jmhbnz
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Power down old equinix metal arm64 ci runners
Power down & de-provision old equinix metal arm64 ci runners
Dec 10, 2023
@etcd-io/maintainers-etcd I plan on de-provisioning these old servers on 15th January. Please respond here if you have any objection to this.
We have been operating arm64 ci via actuated managed runners for a while now successfully. Additionally should the need arise we have the required access to create new machines ourselves via the equinix dashboard so I don't see any problem as it is trivial to spin a new machine and setup github actions runner if we ever need to in future.
This would reduce some wasted spend of cncf equinix credits.
What would you like to be added?
In #16801 we moved to managed arm64 runners which has allowed us to run more arm64 tests for every pull request and has all round been a great improvement.
We have some resource tuning still to do but while these managed runners are working for us I suggest we power down the two old arm64 boxes which are:
Why is this needed?
Reduce unnecessary compute resource consumption. We can always power them back on if we need to start using them again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: