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Pull request overview

Adds Fadsv7-backed Azure Pipelines capacity and assigns work roots based on each pool’s storage.

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  • Adds Fadsv7 pool creation support.
  • Introduces slow, medium, and fast x64 pool configuration.
  • Routes x64 testing to NVMe temporary storage.
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File Description
azure-pipelines.yml Assigns stages to appropriate x64 pools and work roots.
azure-devops/create-1es-hosted-pool.ps1 Supports creating Fadsv7 pools.
azure-devops/config.yml Defines pool names and SKU-specific work roots.
azure-devops/asan-pipeline.yml Uses the slow pool’s work root for ASan jobs.

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  • Files reviewed: 4/4 changed files
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  • Review effort level: Medium

Slow pool: 32 VMs, each 64-core. We use 10 VMs in Phase 3 to test x86, so this gives us throughput for 3 PRs.

Medium pool: 13 VMs, each 48-core. We use 4 VMs in Phase 1, so this gives us throughput for 3 PRs. (Phase 1 is very fast, so the throughput is really higher.)

Fast pool: 21 VMs, each 48-core. We use 10 VMs in Phase 2 to test x64, so this gives us throughput for 2 PRs.

ARM64 pool: 32 VMs, each 64-core. We use at most 10 VMs simultaneously (2 in Phase 1, 10 in Phase 2, 10 in Phase 3), so this gives us throughput for 3 PRs.
…r 64-core).

This will make it obvious if resizing works. 16 cores should be plenty for image setup.
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  • Files reviewed: 4/4 changed files
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  • Files reviewed: 4/4 changed files
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