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Allow small and medium CI runner fleets to access EFS#2030

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Allow small and medium CI runner fleets to access EFS#2030
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Problem

The new linux-x64-small and linux-x64-medium runner fleets (added in ce-ci#18) fail to start because their security groups are not permitted to reach the EFS mount targets. The runner startup script (start-runner.sh) unconditionally mounts /opt/compiler-explorer and /opt/intel from EFS, and the mount fails with can't read superblock, causing the runner to self-terminate.

Fix

Adds data lookups for the two new runner fleet security groups (by ghr:environment tag, matching the existing pattern) and includes them in the efs_inbound for-each rule.

Testing

After terraform apply, re-run the adhoc-command workflow with size=small and size=medium to verify runners start and pick up jobs.

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Add EFS security group inbound rules for the new linux-x64-small and
linux-x64-medium runner fleets, matching the pattern used for existing
CI runner fleets.

🤖 Generated by LLM (Claude, via OpenClaw)
@mattgodbolt mattgodbolt merged commit 8bf41d1 into main Mar 12, 2026
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@mattgodbolt mattgodbolt deleted the molty-efs-ci-small branch March 12, 2026 22:10
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