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Remove SLES 12 queues from Helix #5116

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ilyas1974 opened this issue Feb 28, 2025 · 2 comments
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Remove SLES 12 queues from Helix #5116

ilyas1974 opened this issue Feb 28, 2025 · 2 comments
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Based on the official .NET support matrix (https://github.com/dotnet/core/tree/main/release-notes) and usage data in Kusto, the SLES 12 queues have not been used within the last 90 days. Please remove them from Helix.

Queues in question:

  • Internal - sles.12.amd.64 and sles.12.amd64.svc
  • Public - sles.12.amd64.open, sles.12.amd64.open.rt, and sles.12.amd64.open.svc

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  • Feature changes/additions
  • Bug fixes
  • Internal Infrastructure Improvements

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Remove sles 12 queues from Helix

@ilyas1974 ilyas1974 added the Ops - Service Maintenance Used to track issues related to maintaining the services .NET Eng Supports label Feb 28, 2025
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Assigning this a P1 priority as I believe having these queues around has cause some issues with python updates, we've been trying to do
/cc: @dougbu

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dougbu commented Feb 28, 2025

putting up a real quick PR for this since it's near and dear to my heart ❤

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