Uploading caches time

Hardeep March 13, 2018

Using the cache for node as well as a docker service in the container and I noticed that it takes quite a while on "Uploading Caches". Enough time to make my build fail. Anyone have a similar issue?

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Jeroen De Raedt
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March 13, 2018

Hi @Hardeep,

could you explain a bit more how the build fails on uploading caches? Are you hitting the timeout of the build? 

Hardeep March 13, 2018

Yes, that's exactly it. My node cache is around 30-40mb so I'm wondering if it's the docker cache. I'm using the ubuntu image which can be a bit heavy once it's built. Although it pushes to ecs relatively quickly. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Philip Hodder
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April 5, 2018

Docker image caching is now an opt-in feature. Are you still having issues with timeouts?

Hardeep April 17, 2018

Things are running great!

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September 4, 2018

@Philip Hodder Upon opting in, I notice my Docker caches are a modest 500 Mb. They still take more time than fresh builds just due to the downloading time for the cache itself.

 

Is this expected/acknowledged as a problem, or is my use-case for caching invalid? My pipeline takes around 8 min and I was expecting caching to bring that down by a solid 3-5 minutes.

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