Bump slurm-gcp tag to 6.12.1 (Slurm 25.11.4)

[AdarshK15]

Updated the slurm-gcp tag version to 6.12.1 across several blueprints to install Slurm 25.11.4.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the slurm-gcp tag to version 6.11.0 across a range of blueprint configurations. This change is crucial for ensuring that new deployments and image builds using these blueprints will leverage the latest Slurm 25.11.2 features and improvements, maintaining compatibility and providing access to the most recent scheduler capabilities.

Highlights

• Slurm-GCP Tag Update: The slurm-gcp tag version has been updated to 6.11.0 across various blueprint configuration files.
• Slurm Version Upgrade: This update facilitates the installation of Slurm version 25.11.2 for environments utilizing these blueprints.
• Blueprint Configuration Consistency: Multiple machine learning and HPC build blueprints now consistently reference the new slurm-gcp tag.

Changelog

• community/examples/hpc-build-slurm-image.yaml
  • Updated the build_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.6 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a3-highgpu-8g/a3high-slurm-blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a3-megagpu-8g/a3mega-slurm-blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a3-megagpu-8g/a3mega-slurm-gcsfuse-lssd-blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a3-ultragpu-8g/a3ultra-slurm-blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a4-highgpu-8g/a4high-slurm-blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a4x-highgpu-4g/a4xhigh-slurm-blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a4x-maxgpu-4g-metal/README.md
  • Updated the documented Slurm Git ref from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/a4x-maxgpu-4g-metal/a4xmax-bm-slurm-blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/build-service-images/a4x/blueprint.yaml
  • Updated the ansible-pull command's checkout reference (-C) from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/machine-learning/build-service-images/shared.yaml
  • Updated the slurm_gcp_version variable from 6.10.10 to 6.11.0.
• examples/ml-slurm-g4.yaml
  • Updated the build_slurm_from_git_ref variable from 6.10.6 to 6.11.0.

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Code Review

The pull request updates the slurm-gcp tag version to 6.11.0 across several blueprint YAML files and one README file. This change is consistent across all modified files, reflecting the upgrade to Slurm 25.11.2. The changes are straightforward and align with the objective of updating the Slurm version.

[AdarshK15]

/gcbrun