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| author | Jens Johansen <jensj@google.com> | Fri Feb 04 17:41:59 2022 +0000 |
| committer | Commit Bot <commit-bot@chromium.org> | Fri Feb 04 17:41:59 2022 +0000 |
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[DDC][infra] Shard DDC nnbd differently Currently: * "ddc nnbd weak tests" is split into 5 shards. * "ddc nnbd weak co19 tests" is split into 2 shards. * "ddc nnbd strong tests" is not spit into shards. * "ddc nnbd strong co19 tests" is not spit into shards. From a recent run taking a total of 45 minutes the timings were like this: ``` ddc nnbd weak tests shard 1: 02:57 ddc nnbd weak tests shard 2: 01:56 ddc nnbd weak tests shard 3: 02:16 ddc nnbd weak tests shard 4: 01:49 ddc nnbd weak tests shard 5: 02:31 ``` (i.e. a combined total time of 11:39 if run one after another) ``` ddc nnbd weak co19 tests shard 1: 08:45 ddc nnbd weak co19 tests shard 2: 09:48 ``` (i.e. a combined total time of 18:33 if run one after another) ``` ddc nnbd strong tests: 09:51 ``` ``` ddc nnbd strong co19 tests: 20:44 ``` Here I try to change the sharding "robin hood style" so that "ddc nnbd weak tests shard" which seems pretty fast gets fewer, but "ddc nnbd strong co19 tests" gets sharded. Hopefully the result will be something like ddc nnbd weak tests shard 1: 06:00 ddc nnbd weak tests shard 2: 06:00 ddc nnbd weak co19 tests shard 1: 09:00 ddc nnbd weak co19 tests shard 2: 09:00 ddc nnbd strong co19 tests shard 1: 7:00 ddc nnbd strong co19 tests shard 2: 7:00 ddc nnbd strong co19 tests shard 3: 7:00 ddc nnbd strong tests: 10:00 Which - with the same number of shards used - would hopefully cut off ~20 minutes (as the shards run concurrently) Update: Total runtime was ~21 minutes, and runtimes seems pretty agreeing with the expected. Change-Id: Ie699e5687ab9a0d49cd197a4064bc8007d1dd806 Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/c/sdk/+/231700 Reviewed-by: Alexander Thomas <athom@google.com> Reviewed-by: Sigmund Cherem <sigmund@google.com> Commit-Queue: Sigmund Cherem <sigmund@google.com>
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