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.ci/aws: All CI use ami with EFA Installer #648

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@a-szegel a-szegel commented Oct 4, 2024

Previously, the p3dn AL2 ami building was broken, so we pinned it to a fixed AMI that happened to not have the EFA Installer in it. Now that the p3dn AMI building is fixed, make the CI use AMI's with EFA Installers already baked into them. This will speed up our CI, and will reduce the amount of infra related errors that we see.

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Previously, the p3dn AL2 ami building was broken, so we pinned it to a
fixed AMI that happened to not have the EFA Installer in it. Now that
the p3dn AMI building is fixed, make the CI use AMI's with EFA
Installers already baked into them. This will speed up our CI, and will
reduce the amount of infra related errors that we see.

Signed-off-by: Seth Zegelstein <szegel@amazon.com>
@a-szegel a-szegel force-pushed the all-tests-use-prebuilt-efa-installer branch from fe71fe8 to 58a97eb Compare October 4, 2024 21:29
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a-szegel commented Oct 5, 2024

I saw an EFA Installer failure in a CI run, and realized we shouldn't be installing it on any of the AMI's (not just p4/p5)

@bwbarrett bwbarrett merged commit 9897c00 into aws:master Oct 7, 2024
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