{"push_id":866866041,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/mrhines","head":"223f5c7359bfe71d70a65a9b650fd8395810f404","before":"9c8559562705e502ac9a8a5a636b2bc9716e8132","commits":[{"sha":"223f5c7359bfe71d70a65a9b650fd8395810f404","author":{"email":"17b9e1c64588c7fa6419b4d29dc1f4426279ba01@hinespot.com","name":"Michael R. Hines"},"message":"A few last-minute bugs for DigitalOcean\n\n1. When running the SPEC harness, we can only allow one VM per AI\n   to be created at the same time. More than that, the DigitalOcean\n   scheduler appears to add too much delay.\n\n   NOTE: DigitalOcean has a 10 or 20 VM limit by default anyway, so\n   without further contact with the company through a support ticket\n   users will not be able to complete the elasticity run anyway.\n   The baseline run will be fine, but the elasticity run will not work.\n\n2. One VMC related bug and setting the default VMC to New York.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/hinesmr/cbtool/commits/223f5c7359bfe71d70a65a9b650fd8395810f404"}]}