Support for Nightly, Smoke and PRT using AWS Codebuild #937
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* corrected section - needed for header sequence in metrics.csv * fixed workers count
- moved test --> tests/ - updated shell scripts with proper exit code
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Kindly split this PR to 3 pieces
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@dhanainme I have created 3 new PR as suggested
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Description of changes:
- Nightly (modelarchiver + python tests + API test)
- smoke (modelarchiver + python tests)
- PRT (performance regression suite)
Testing done:
codebuild tests on ec2 instance
codebuild setup on AWS
Note : Docker images used in codebuild deployment were from https://hub.docker.com/r/prashantsail/mms-build/tags
The corresponding Docker files are available in ci/codebuild_images/
To run CI tests on your changes refer README.md
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