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In FY23 a top priority for us is SaaS First. In the Verify Stage, this means prioritizing the scale of Continuous Integration and ensuring our users on GitLab.com are leveraging a reliable and available service. We are focused on a goal of 20M builds per day as it represents not only a target to drive our future architecture, but a volume that we expect to achieve within several quarters.
Currently, we are staffing this Category with 10% of the Verify output, or equivalent to ~3 engineers in Verify. After we establish the load testing effort, we will evaluate if additional headcount will be required to support this effort.
For specific information and features related to authoring/defining pipelines, check out Pipeline Authoring. You may also be looking for one of the following related product direction pages: GitLab Runner.
Now that we have delivered the Next CI/CD scale target: 20M builds per day by 2024 blueprint and related scope on queueing mechanisms via gitlab&5909, primary key capacity via gitlab#325618, and handling large amounts of data via gitlab&6009, and have delivered our CI/CD Time Decay blueprint, we are ready to begin Phase II of CI Scaling: partitioning data with the CI/CD Time Decay pattern.
The first track of effort will be focused on partitioning the active CI/CD tables via gitlab&5417 and the second track is to partition queuing tables via gitlab#347027.
As the new queuing mechanism rolls out, performance changes will be visible in the Duration of the builds queue retrieval using the big query SQL
Our top vision items we have defined include: