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Autoscale CI runners #9543
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This pull-request introduces localhost soak testing to the vector project, part of the work to satisfy #9515. The soak introduced here is log aggregation, that is datadog_agent -> remap -> datadog_log. Running the soak is discussed in soak/README.md. Soaks are defined solely in terraform, which I expect will move around some as #9618 is worked. Vector containers are built locally for now, but once #9543 is available we can lean on the CI infrastructure to build containers some. Closes #9616 Closes #9617 Signed-off-by: Brian L. Troutwine <brian@troutwine.us>
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chore: Allow for localhost soak testing This pull-request introduces localhost soak testing to the vector project, part of the work to satisfy #9515. The soak introduced here is log aggregation, that is datadog_agent -> remap -> datadog_log. Running the soak is discussed in soak/README.md. Soaks are defined solely in terraform, which I expect will move around some as #9618 is worked. Vector containers are built locally for now, but once #9543 is available we can lean on the CI infrastructure to build containers some. Closes #9616 Closes #9617 Signed-off-by: Brian L. Troutwine <brian@troutwine.us>
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Today we self-host most of our CI runners and do so with a flat provision. This works sort of okay but will rapidly not as we start building more release containers. It's now possible to autoscale self-hosted runners -- see this document -- and we're very much going to need this.
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