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Shift stage DAs to new machines #99

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This PR prepares the shift of stage DA auths to different machines. It also aims to solve the bug of the first machine in the job spec not being assigned any job instances. There has also been a change to the cert scripts such that the latest and correct client image is used.

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For further information regarding point 2. The first job now uses the distinct_hosts constraint to specify all three instances must be on 3 distinct hosts. This way no instance within a group can be assigned the same machine and must use the "starved" machine.

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For the build to work, the client that is used will have to know about the new DAs, it gets that info from here - https://github.com/anyone-protocol/ator-protocol/blob/main/src/app/config/auth_dirs_stage.inc

and its set at build time, so the new stage builds (and all related tools with relays) will have to be running the updated version.

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Saundr21 commented Oct 15, 2024

Already noticed this. We need the new fingerprints for this file to be changed?

@Saundr21 Saundr21 requested a review from kanshi October 24, 2024 14:47
@Saundr21 Saundr21 merged commit 6ff8ebe into main Oct 28, 2024
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