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The CBL Mariner 2.0 and Azure Linux 3.0 build jobs currently take up to 7+ hours to complete. We should look into breaking up the grouping of Dockerfiles so they can be built in separate jobs. This would require determining the dependencies amongst those Dockerfiles to find all the "roots". Then we can get a better picture of what the graphs look like and what potential benefits there may be for splitting things up.
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[Triage] We should wait until #1024 is fixed to determine how granularly we might need to break up the image build legs. We also need to map out the graph of image dependencies in this repo to determine what the shortest possible build time for these images would be to determine if there will even be a good ROI on this work.
We've done some of this by splitting up the net8.0 and net9.0 images (by duplicating the crossdeps image) which enabled ImageBuilder to see the separate trees.
The CBL Mariner 2.0 and Azure Linux 3.0 build jobs currently take up to 7+ hours to complete. We should look into breaking up the grouping of Dockerfiles so they can be built in separate jobs. This would require determining the dependencies amongst those Dockerfiles to find all the "roots". Then we can get a better picture of what the graphs look like and what potential benefits there may be for splitting things up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: