On 21 March 2017 at 21:11, Christian Ridderström <c...@lyx.org> wrote:
> I think I primarily want to make the CI workers have more disk space, as I > think we in general would like to keep e.g. the workspace of the last > successful build, and at the same time have more than five big CI jobs. > > So I've started to look at making a CI worker with a bigger disk, and at > the same time base it on the new Inria template that uses Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. > For info: I've created a new CI worker, lyx-linux0, with an extra volume of 40 GB mounted as /builds/workspace, which is where the CI worker keeps the builds. For that worker we should be much better of now regarding disk space. The only downside I've seen is that the CI server doesn't correctly measure the remaining disk space on the CI worker - it doesn't seem to see the extra disk space. I'll go with this for a while and we'll see if/when we run into problems. Later I'll add more disk space to the other CI workers, or create new ones, depending on what's easier. /Christian PS. Inria now has a "featured template" with Ubuntu 16.04 which is pretty much already configured to be used as a CI worker. So it was very quick work to create the new CI worker.
