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Now compiler builds on AWS can be requested in Pull Request comment using '@slab-ci <build_command>'. This sets up environment to able to trigger both CPU and GPU builds on AWS EC2.
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33 lines
791 B
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[profile.m6i]
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region = "eu-west-3"
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image_id = "ami-0a24aaee029d1295c"
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instance_type = "m6i.metal"
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subnet_id = "subnet-a886b4c1"
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security_group= ["sg-0bf1c1d79c97bc88f", ]
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[profile.gpu]
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region = "us-east-1"
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image_id = "ami-03deb184ab492226b"
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instance_type = "p3.2xlarge"
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subnet_id = "subnet-8123c9e7"
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security_group= ["sg-0f8b52622a2669491", ]
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# Trigger CPU build
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[command.cpu-build]
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workflow = "aws_build.yml"
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profile = "m6i"
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check_run_name = "AWS CPU build (Slab)"
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# Trigger GPU build
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[command.gpu-build]
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workflow = "aws_build.yml"
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profile = "gpu"
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check_run_name = "AWS GPU build (Slab)"
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# Trigger ML benchmarks by running each use cases subset in parallel.
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[command.ml-bench]
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workflow = "ml_benchmark_subset.yml"
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profile = "m6i"
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matrix = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
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max_parallel_jobs = 2
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