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Address regressions introduced in gce test net setup with image update to latest ubuntu #3926
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validatorBootDiskSizeInGb=500 | ||
validatorBootDiskSizeInGb=100 |
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why do we need a smaller boot disk size now?
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not sure why we'd need 500 GB per node. If someone really really needs it, they can set that in their own config. Testnet runs fine with 100 GB disk with 90 GB of space to spare. The only node that needs huge amount of disk is the bootstrap that builds agave, but that is hardwired to use more space.
apt-get update | ||
apt-get --assume-yes install at |
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are we installing at
since it is no longer in the base image of ubuntu 22?
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yep, exactly.
apt-get --assume-yes install libssl1.1 | ||
# apt-get --assume-yes install libssl1.1 |
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can we remove this line instead of commenting out? and are we removing since libssl 3 comes pre installed with ubuntu 22?
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sure, will do.
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lgtm!
Problem
#3911 introduced regressions that make gce.sh and associated scripts to fail.
Summary of Changes
Remove the openssl1.1 install command
Update the gce.sh to pull in the needed packages that are no longer in base image