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Head commit for run: 195bee381eb15e49a31c3fb8a44adb5b35a3ef2e / Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]> Separate cache build to a separate workflow called from the main ci.yml This is another step of decomposing our workflows and introducing more DRY approach for GitHub Actions workflows we have. Building cache started to take more time and space as we started to build 5 images at the same time with Python 3.12 inclusion, so optimizing the builds now is a good idea. There are several optimizations here: 1) Instead of building images in parallel on bigger instances, we rather choose to start small ARM instances with less CPUs but build one image per instance. This will make them generally faster with the same price (less contention) at the expense of using more AMD instances to drive them 2) However we also make sure to build both AMD and ARM cache at the same time in parallel - the AMD on the driving AMD instance and the ARM on the ARM instance. This will make the AMD instances also busy while ARM instance is building their images - and AMD instance will be finishing faster in general rather than waiting for all the 5 images to complete. In order to accomplish it we change the parallelism model when the `--prepare-buildx-cache` command is used - instead of parallelising with python versions we parallelise with the platforms, which allows to run both AMD and ARM image in parallel. This change also removes building ARM image in build-images step as it is not really needed for anything - we already do such build in the CI workflow and builing it again in "build images" workflow is superfluous. Builds on changes implemented in #37865 and #38057 Report URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/actions/runs/8264674751 With regards, GitHub Actions via GitBox --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
