CI: switch hardcoded Azure scale-set runners to AWS (interim) - #11502
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Repoint hardcoded azure-*-scale-rocm runner labels to the equivalent AWS pools (aws-linux-scale-rocm-prod / aws-windows-scale-rocm-prod-mix) per therock-ci-config, as an interim step until the multi-arch CI workflows select runners via therock-ci-config. The ci-env windows-runner output default drives runs-on fleet-wide via component-ci.yml; the linux-runner default was already on AWS. No *-heavy* Azure variants exist in this repo. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Companion PR (same interim Azure->AWS runner switch) in rocm-systems: ROCm/rocm-systems#10991 |
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CI: switch hardcoded Azure scale-set runners to AWS (interim)
Why
Multi-arch CI is moving to therock-ci-config
as the single source of truth for runner scale-set / label selection. That rollout is
still in progress, so a few workflows in this repo still hardcode the legacy Azure runner
labels.
As an interim step -- until these workflows are driven by therock-ci-config -- this PR
repoints those hardcoded Azure labels at the equivalent AWS pools that the config repo
already treats as the production default. Note the shared
ci-envcomposite action hadalready migrated its Linux default to AWS; only the Windows default was still on Azure.
Label mapping (from therock-ci-config
runner-config.json)azure-linux-scale-rocmaws-linux-scale-rocm-prodazure-windows-scale-rocmaws-windows-scale-rocm-prod-mixazure-*-heavy*aws-linux-scale-rocm-largeNo
*-heavy*/ ramdisk Azure variants exist in this repo, so the heavy ->-largemapping did not apply.
Changes
.github/actions/ci-env/action.yml--windows-runneroutput default ->aws-windows-scale-rocm-prod-mix.This is the high-leverage change: the
windows-runneroutput feedsruns-onacross thereusable
component-ci.yml(and thus all component CI), so this flips the Windows defaultfleet-wide. (
linux-runnerwas already onaws-linux-scale-rocm-prod.).github/workflows/component-ci-miopen.yml--runs-on->aws-linux-scale-rocm-prod.github/workflows/clang-tidy.yml--runs-on->aws-linux-scale-rocm-prod.github/workflows/hipdnn-superbuild-ci.yml-- Windows jobruns-on->aws-windows-scale-rocm-prod-mix;Linux job
runs-on->aws-linux-scale-rocm-prodRollback
Revert this PR (restores the
azure-*-scale-rocmlabels). No config-repo change isrequired either way; this is purely a hardcoded-label switch pending full therock-ci-config
adoption.