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contrib/aws: add coverage for Amazon Linux 2023 #10273
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@wenduwan can we move tcp/sockets to non-efa instances? they don't need it, right? |
@shijin-aws I forgot but did we have a special reason to use hpc6a before? I don't think we need EFA either. |
I don't think there is a special reason, probably because the yaml config enables EFA by default and if you use an non-efa instance you need to pass additional cmd line args |
Amazon Linux 2023 has 6.x kernel which is not covered in CI. Also test tcp/socket providers on non-EFA platforms to conserve capacity. Signed-off-by: Wenduo Wang <[email protected]>
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@shijin-aws Cool. Switched to c6g instead. Could you kick off CI? I don't have permission to run this change. |
I don't understand, shouldn't your PR trigger the new test as is? |
It does not. |
Then how your earlier push go through AWS CI? |
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Amazon Linux 2023 has 6.x kernel which is not covered in CI.
As a result we will consume more hpc6a capacity. To avoid capacity issues, switch tcp/socket tests to a more abundant instance type, e.g. c6gn.16xlarge.