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core-services/prow/02_config/_boskos: Shard AWS, Azure, and GCP by region #12589

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core-services/prow/02_config/_boskos: Shard AWS, Azure, and GCP by region #12589

merged 2 commits into from
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Commits on Oct 14, 2020

  1. core-services/prow/02_config: Enumerate multi-count names 

    The names are used for custom resources, so we need unique names for
each entry [1].  Consuming jobs will have to split on the --, which is
hopefully unique enough, to get the raw name (if they plan to use it
to select a region or similar).  I'm not using '-', because:

a. I wanted to avoid enumerating single-count entries.
b. I wanted consumers to not have to care about whether they were
   drawing from a single-count or multi-count entry.

Using a separator that is not part of the raw names means that
consumers can always split on that separator without having to worry
about whether they were drawing from a single-count or a multi-count
name.

[1]: openshift#12589 (comment)
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  2. core-services/prow/02_config/_boskos: Shard AWS, Azure, and GCP by re… 

    …gion

With some guessing about what we support.  No consumers yet, but
consumer rehearsals run against the production Boskos server [1], so
we need to land these before we can consume them.

[1]: openshift#12584 (comment)
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