Unreal Engine Horde Module #330
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| device_name = block_device_mappings.value.device_name | ||
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| volume_size = block_device_mappings.value.ebs.volume_size | ||
| volume_type = "gp2" |
| - name: Install DotNet | ||
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| name: dotnet-runtime-6.0 | ||
| state: present |
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It seems that this will default to using a DPkg Lock Timeout of 60. In our Packer scripts, we always manually set a timeout of 180, because this lock has been known to be held by other software (e.g. automated patching solutions). It's been a while since I've used Ansible, but I think it may be useful to try setting the same timeout here as well to get a better experience that's less likely to occasionally fail. See these docs from the apt module.
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| "CMD-SHELL", "apt update && apt install curl -y && curl http://localhost:${var.container_api_port}/health/ok || exit 1", |
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Bad idea to run apt automatically, as it'll cause potentially unwanted or unexpected side-effects. Also, if really needed, run it using apt-get -o DPkg::Lock::Timeout=180 update -y and apt-get -o DPkg::Lock::Timeout=180 install -y (don't use apt as it does not have a stable CLI).
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…onfiguration Provisions Unreal Engine Horde CI/CD service on AWS Fargate backed by DocumentDB and Elasticache Redis. Provides variables for configuring OIDC on Horde directly from Terraform.
…l Horde service Provisions a simple VPC and the Unreal Engine Horde module on AWS.
Provide an AMI, instance type, and minimum / maximum sizes for ASGs through the module. Currently only supports Amazon Linux automated agent enrollment with SSM State Manager.
Provisions Helix Core, Helix Swarm, Helix Authentication Service. Deploys Unreal Horde with Linux based agents that are configured on start. Some configuration still required to Helix workloads.
…tonal agent security group creation
… to Wine availability
… Unreal Engine Horde module
…o ansible playbook for agent ASGs
…p. Minor changes to ansible playbook step names
…ble sso on swarm.
…mplete example in module directory
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Co-authored-by: Joris van de Donk <[email protected]>
Issue number:
Closes #11
Addresses #326
Summary
First version of the Unreal Engine Horde module.
This module provisions the following resources:
Changes
Net new module.
This version provides an easy deployment path for the Unreal Engine Horde CI/CD system on AWS. It can be used to configure the Horde server and N autoscaling groups of agents.
User experience
Horde server deployment now available.
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