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Reduce dev build times #4322

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rajeshkamal5050 opened this issue Sep 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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Reduce dev build times #4322

rajeshkamal5050 opened this issue Sep 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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@rajeshkamal5050
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rajeshkamal5050 commented Sep 16, 2024

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weikanglim commented Sep 18, 2024

Example pool waiting message:

This agent cloud does not support more specific status information./nPool provider seems slow, we notified pool provider at 9/18/2024 11:22:50 PM, still agent has not started processing it. Pool provider delay(in mins): 5.49405499333333

Happened on ValidateCrossCompileWindowsARM64

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Windows machines take a "long time" to recycle in our Azure DevOps pools. So if all machines in the pool are in use or recycling after use there can be a significant delay.

The fix in this case is to increase the size of the pool or change validation to run less frequently.

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Just wondering, is there a dashboard tracking "average added queue time (per build)"? I feel like this could be a good SLA to define -- optimally, it should be under 5 minutes.

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@danieljurek moving this to Backlog. Please feel free to pull it in when you are working on it.

@rajeshkamal5050 rajeshkamal5050 modified the milestones: Sep 2024, Backlog Oct 3, 2024
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