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chore(ci): lower concurrent jobs when pushing to dockerhub (#64469)
We're currently evaluating only pushing on Dockerhub when releasing, as everything else uses GCR, but until then, we lower the concurrency to 4 when pushing there, and we keep 8 on the others. Follow-up to https://github.com/sourcegraph/devx-support/issues/1163 ## Test plan CI
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@ -87,11 +87,15 @@ func bazelPushImagesCmd(c Config, isCandidate bool, opts ...bk.StepOpt) func(*bk
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stepKey := "bazel-push-images"
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candidate := ""
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cloudEphemeral := ""
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// Until we fix rate limiting with DockerHub, we use 4 to mitigate it.
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jobConcurrency := 4
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if isCandidate {
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stepName = ":bazel::docker: Push candidate Images"
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stepKey = stepKey + "-candidate"
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candidate = "true"
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// But when we're pushing candidate images, we're totally fine with 8.
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jobConcurrency = 8
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}
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// Default registries.
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devRegistry := images.SourcegraphDockerDevRegistry
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@ -129,6 +133,7 @@ func bazelPushImagesCmd(c Config, isCandidate bool, opts ...bk.StepOpt) func(*bk
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bk.Env("DEV_REGISTRY", devRegistry),
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bk.Env("PROD_REGISTRY", prodRegistry),
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bk.Env("ADDITIONAL_PROD_REGISTRIES", additionalProdRegistry),
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bk.Env("PUSH_CONCURRENT_JOBS", fmt.Sprintf("%d", jobConcurrency)),
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bk.AutomaticRetry(1),
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bk.ArtifactPaths("build_event_log.bin", "execution_log.zstd", "bazel-profile.gz"),
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bk.AnnotatedCmd(
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@ -214,7 +214,11 @@ echo "--- :bazel::docker: Pushing images..."
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log_file=$(mktemp)
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# shellcheck disable=SC2064
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trap "rm -rf $log_file" EXIT
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parallel --jobs=8 --line-buffer --joblog "$log_file" -v <"$job_file"
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# See dev/ci/internal/ci/images_operations.go
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JOBS="${PUSH_CONCURRENT_JOBS:-4}"
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parallel --jobs="$JOBS" --line-buffer --joblog "$log_file" -v <"$job_file"
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# Pretty print the output from gnu parallel
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while read -r line; do
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