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suite.placeholder: Speed up ansible.cephlab #1821
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By skipping the tags "user,pubkeys,nagios,nrpe" we can save ~3min per job, assuming users won't need to ssh in to a testnode while a job is running - which is probably very close to 100% of jobs. Signed-off-by: Zack Cerza <[email protected]>
Tested here: https://pulpito.ceph.com/zack-2023-03-23_17:45:29-smoke-main-distro-default-smithi/ ansible timing (skipping user,pubkeys,nagios,nrpe)
4m48s |
Tested here: https://pulpito.ceph.com/zack-2023-03-23_18:57:45-smoke-main-distro-default-smithi/ ansible timing (skipping user,pubkeys,nagios,nrpe)
2m13s |
Tested here: https://pulpito.ceph.com/zack-2023-03-22_22:52:17-smoke-main-distro-default-smithi/ ansible timing (skipping nothing - current main branch behavior)
7m42s |
So, if this behavior is consistent (and safe) it could save ~5m30s per job. |
so, what is the decision? |
took another look, looks like it is good speed improvement, just wondering if there is a sense to include |
By skipping the tags "user,pubkeys,nagios,nrpe" we can save ~3min per job, assuming users won't need to ssh in to a testnode while a job is running - which is probably very close to 100% of jobs.