Restructuring Integration Tests

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request restructures the integration tests to enhance their reliability and prevent resource naming conflicts. It achieves this by randomizing networking resources and injecting unique IP ranges into the blueprint YAML files. The changes ensure that multiple test runs can coexist without interfering with each other, improving the overall stability and efficiency of the testing process.

Highlights

• Networking Randomization: Introduces randomization of networking resources in the integration tests to avoid naming conflicts and ensure uniqueness across multiple test runs.
• Blueprint Modification: Modifies the blueprint YAML files to inject unique IP ranges and prefix networking resources with the build ID.
• Test Configuration Update: Updates the test configuration to include the build ID in the deployment name.
• Cloud Build Script Adjustment: Removes the check for running builds in the cloud build script, relying on the randomized networking to prevent conflicts.

Changelog

• tools/cloud-build/daily-tests/ansible_playbooks/base-integration-test.yml
  • Adds tasks to generate a random suffix for networking resources.
  • Implements generic randomization of networking keys in the blueprint.
• tools/cloud-build/daily-tests/builds/ml-a3-ultragpu-onspot-slurm.yaml
  • Removes the check for running builds.
  • Adds a step to prefix the network name in the blueprint with the build ID.
• tools/cloud-build/daily-tests/tests/ml-a3-ultragpu-onspot-slurm.yml
  • Updates the deployment name to include the build ID.

Activity

• The pull request modifies Ansible playbooks and YAML configurations to randomize networking resources and prevent naming conflicts.
• The changes aim to improve the reliability and stability of integration tests.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces resource name randomization to integration tests to allow for concurrent execution, which is a valuable improvement. As per the repository's contribution guidelines, please consider updating the pull request description to clearly explain the purpose of the change and how it was tested.