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Deploy bench_runner as a self-hosted runner #4

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emilyllim opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 1 comment

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emilyllim commented Oct 10, 2023 •

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Deploy bench_runner as a self-hosted runner

This issue will include an overview of how I set up the repository to run pyperformance benchmarks on my own self-hosted GitHub Action runner.

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emilyllim commented Oct 17, 2023 •

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[S1] GitHub Actions to AWS

GOAL: A workflow file that will be a configuration of jobs needed to run the benchrunner on AWS when triggered manually.

Create a workflow file

To create a new workflow on GitHub Actions, create a YAML file in .github/workflows.
- cd .github/workflows
- vi benchrunner-aws.yml

Add AWS secrets to GitHub Secrets

Create an access key for your AWS IAM user
Add the Access key ID and Secret access key values to GitHub Secrets
- In the repository, go to the Settings tab
- In the left-hand menu, under Security, click Secrets and variables, and then click Actions
- Click New repository secret
  - Create a secret with the name AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and put the Access key ID as the value
  - Create a secret with the name AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and put the Secret access key as the value

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Deploy benchrunner to AWS #7

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