Single guest

Single VM report

One gen-vm guest with NVMe attached, built and inspected on a GitHub-hosted runner.

GPU guest

rocjitsu report

rocjitsu guest inspection plus the current GEMM and hipFile benchmark outputs.

Two guests

ernic report

The ernic stack, with VM 1 at the top-level page and VM 2 nested underneath.

fio lane

hipFile fio report

The fio libhipfile benchmark lane, published independently from the rocjitsu report.

Lane summary

Lane Schedule / trigger Output
report-for-vm-basic Push to main, daily 01:00 MST, manual dispatch /1vm/
report-for-vm-rocjitsu Path-filtered push to main, daily 01:00 MST, manual dispatch /rocjitsu/
report-for-vm-ernic Path-filtered push to main, daily 01:00 MST, manual dispatch /ernic/ and /ernic/vm2/ (ernic VM 1 / VM 2)
report-for-hipfile-fio Path-filtered push to main, daily 01:00 MST, manual dispatch /hipfile-fio/

Why the reports stay separate

Each lane uploads a named artifact and stops. The Pages publisher assembles the latest artifact from each lane so one run cannot erase another lane’s content. That keeps the site complete even when a lane has not run for days. The four crons now fire together, so the publisher sees four completions in quick succession; it never cancels a run in progress, so they queue and the site settles once the last one drains.