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doc: update buildkite instance type #4459

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Documenting that we've bumped the buildkite instance type from t3 to m6i.
The main reason for the switch is that the "burstable" nature of the t*-instances makes them extremely unsuitable for running benchmarks. The m6i are also much faster, but not much more expensive.
Also, the agent pool is now at most 6 agents. Spinning up 10 agents and having to warm up all the caches, and then scaling back in after a single build, seemed excessive.


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Documenting that we've bumped the buildkite instance type from t3 to
m6i.
The main reason for the switch is that the "burstable" nature
of the t*-instances makes it extremely unsuitable for running
benchmarks. The m6i are also much faster, but not much more
expensive.
Also, the agent pool is now at most 6 agents. Spinning up 10 agents
and having to warm up all the caches, and then scaling back in after
a single build, seemed excessive.
@matzf matzf force-pushed the doc-buildkite-instance-type branch from 4ee07d8 to b3255e2 Compare December 21, 2023 12:37
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:lgtm:

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Reviewable status: :shipit: complete! all files reviewed, all discussions resolved (waiting on @matzf)

@matzf matzf merged commit 0871860 into scionproto:master Dec 21, 2023
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@matzf matzf deleted the doc-buildkite-instance-type branch December 21, 2023 19:14
juagargi pushed a commit to netsec-ethz/scion that referenced this pull request Mar 8, 2024
Documenting that we've bumped the buildkite instance type from t3 to
m6i.
The main reason for the switch is that the "burstable" nature of the
t*-instances makes them extremely unsuitable for running benchmarks. The
m6i are also much faster, but not much more expensive.
Also, the agent pool is now at most 6 agents. Spinning up 10 agents and
having to warm up all the caches, and then scaling back in after a
single build, seemed excessive.
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