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Increase RAM of the Ubuntu.2204.Amd64.Open queue definition #1163
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Thank you. Providing more context here:
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Let's create a new queue for this work. |
Thank you! It would be good to test it before setting up the entire queue. Can we test it on a single machine in the queue before adding more machines? |
Yep. that should be possible! once we have our queue in the staging environment, you could try targeting that queue so that we can validate before attempting to deploy to production. We can give you the details once the queue is available for testing. note to implementer: I updated the description with hopefully concise details on what we need to do. |
Thanks! /cc: @steveisok @SamMonoRT |
this has rolled out :) feel free to reopen if you haver any questions |
Thank you! Just to confirm, does it also come with increased RAM? According to the release message, I noticed a queue with 4 cores instead of 2. Our bottleneck has been the high consumption of RAM memory. The AOT compiler consumes 16GB of RAM at its peak, but as it runs within a docker container, we are limited to 50%, which is 8GB of RAM. We have two potential solutions: either we remove the docker limit for RAM or utilize a queue with 32GB of RAM. |
Per request from the Runtime team, some of their tests require at least 16gb of ram.
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Release Note Description
Added Ubuntu.2204.Amd64-Extra-Large(.Open).rt queue with 4 cores instead of 2
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