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Continuous Integration in Devito
Fabio Luporini edited this page Jul 1, 2021
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We use GitHub Actions for Continuous Integration.
Some of the workflows, in particular CI-core, which executes all of the core Devito tests, run on VMs that GitHub Actions provides for free to open source repositories.
Some other workflows run in the devito-cluster, which comprises nodes owned by Devito Codes Ltd, some of which donated by various companies.
| node | GPU | compiler(s) | CI-gpu | CI-mpi | asv | Examples-mpi | Publish docker image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| kimogila | NVidia RTX 3090 | gcc 9.3.0, nvc 21.2 | x[OMP] | x | x | ||
| sarlacc | NVidia GTX 1660 | clang 13.0.0 | x[ACC] | ||||
| wampa | AMD MI50 | aomp 13.0-2 | x[OMP] | ||||
| nexu | gcc 10.3.0 | x | |||||
| bantha | |||||||
| macdevito |
- Move examples-mpi from kimogila to nexu
- Add test with larger MPI ranks (up to
mpirun -n 8 ...)
- Add test with larger MPI ranks (up to
- Move tutorials workflow to bantha and macdevito
- Restrict builds on self-hosted runners to PRs (not all branches)? (TBD)
- Find out why the Docker publish build is affected by ridiculously low upstream bandwidth
- Migrate CI-mpi to our own runners? (TBD)
- Parallelize GPU tests (pytest-n <num_of_phys_vores> ...) 'cause adjoint tests are quite expensive
- Clean up install instructions openacc/openmp