Hi,

During the weekend I created a new GCP project for Apache Airflow CI/CD
purposes and I provided access to this project to Jarek et al.

Right now this project is linked to a billing account that has $8000 of GCP
credits. It should be good enough for us to start replicating the
CI/CD/testing infrastructure on GCP.

Regards, Rafal.
Cloud Composer <https://cloud.google.com/composer>




On Sat, Apr 10, 2021 at 2:51 PM Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> Probably some of you noticed (especially committers but also regular
> contributors) that our CI got quite a bit speedier over the last couple of
> months and also quite a bit more stable.
>
> But we need a bit more cloud credits to keep it this way :(.  I am
> reaching out to the community with the kind usk, because maybe there are
> some sources of credits that we can tap into. It would be great if the
> community of Airflow could help with that :D.
>
> The speed-up has been a joined effort of a number of people - mostly Ash
> who built the whole auto-scaling infrastructure for it and customized the
> Github Runner to safely run it on our self-hosted infrastructure, and
> myself working on optimizing and parallelizing the CI builds (which also
> got much nicer and more usable, colorful output).
>
> However that was at the cost of ... credits from AWS. Unfortunately the
> burn rate turned quite a bit more than we (my estimations actually)
> initially anticipated and we are running out of those credits pretty
> quickly. At the current rate (which I still hope to bring down soon) we
> will run out the current credits by mid May (or earlier, depending on how
> many PRs we'll get merged :) ).
>
> We are working on getting more credits (keep fingers crossed) from both
> AWS and GCP teams (there we will need to replicate the infrastructure we
> have in AWS now).
>
> I also have a very fresh idea from the Apache Spark team
> https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/32092 that resulted from our
> discussions at [email protected].  We are going to explore which might
> help to drive the cost down significantly (more on that soon). So
> eventually the regular cost of the infrastructure might be much cheaper,
> but this might take a bit of time to get deployed.
>
> If you have some ideas, sources of credits (AWS but GCP as well) please
> reach out to me personally. We can make a very good use of those.
>
> J.
>
>
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