konflux: stop building unnecessary images

[mikebonnet]

The -llama-server variants are only needed for ramalama and cuda images.
The -whisper-server variant is only needed for the ramalama image.
The project is no longer providing vllm images.

Summary by Sourcery

Stop building unnecessary Docker images by removing Tekton pipeline configurations for unused llama-server and whisper-server variants and discontinuing vllm image support.

Enhancements:

• Remove Tekton pipeline configs for unneeded -llama-server variants
• Remove Tekton pipeline configs for unneeded -whisper-server variants
• Remove Tekton pipeline configs for all vllm-related images

CI:

• Delete CI pipeline definitions for obsolete image variants

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This PR trims the CI pipeline by removing obsolete Tekton tasks for unused llama-server and whisper-server variants across multiple platforms, and drops all vllm image pipelines.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Cleanup obsolete Tekton pipelines for llama and whisper server variants	Delete pull-request and push tasks for asahi llama-server and whisper-server variants Delete pull-request and push tasks for cann llama-server and whisper-server variants Delete pull-request and push tasks for cuda whisper-server variant Delete pull-request and push tasks for intel-gpu llama-server and whisper-server variants Delete pull-request and push tasks for musa llama-server and whisper-server variants Delete pull-request and push tasks for rocm llama-server and whisper-server variants	.tekton/asahi-llama-server/asahi-llama-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/asahi-llama-server/asahi-llama-server-push.yaml .tekton/asahi-whisper-server/asahi-whisper-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/asahi-whisper-server/asahi-whisper-server-push.yaml .tekton/cann-llama-server/cann-llama-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/cann-llama-server/cann-llama-server-push.yaml .tekton/cann-whisper-server/cann-whisper-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/cann-whisper-server/cann-whisper-server-push.yaml .tekton/cuda-whisper-server/cuda-whisper-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/cuda-whisper-server/cuda-whisper-server-push.yaml .tekton/intel-gpu-llama-server/intel-gpu-llama-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/intel-gpu-llama-server/intel-gpu-llama-server-push.yaml .tekton/intel-gpu-whisper-server/intel-gpu-whisper-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/intel-gpu-whisper-server/intel-gpu-whisper-server-push.yaml .tekton/musa-llama-server/musa-llama-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/musa-llama-server/musa-llama-server-push.yaml .tekton/musa-whisper-server/musa-whisper-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/musa-whisper-server/musa-whisper-server-push.yaml .tekton/rocm-llama-server/rocm-llama-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/rocm-llama-server/rocm-llama-server-push.yaml .tekton/rocm-whisper-server/rocm-whisper-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/rocm-whisper-server/rocm-whisper-server-push.yaml
Remove all vllm image pipelines	Delete pull-request and push tasks for ramlama vllm base image Delete pull-request and push tasks for ramlama vllm llama-server variant Delete pull-request and push tasks for ramlama vllm rag pipeline Delete pull-request and push tasks for ramlama vllm whisper-server variant	.tekton/ramalama-vllm/ramalama-vllm-pull-request.yaml .tekton/ramalama-vllm/ramalama-vllm-push.yaml .tekton/ramalama-vllm-llama-server/ramalama-vllm-llama-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/ramalama-vllm-llama-server/ramalama-vllm-llama-server-push.yaml .tekton/ramalama-vllm-rag/ramalama-vllm-rag-pull-request.yaml .tekton/ramalama-vllm-rag/ramalama-vllm-rag-push.yaml .tekton/ramalama-vllm-whisper-server/ramalama-vllm-whisper-server-pull-request.yaml .tekton/ramalama-vllm-whisper-server/ramalama-vllm-whisper-server-push.yaml

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Summary of Changes

Hello @mikebonnet, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on optimizing the image build process within the Konflux system by eliminating build configurations for images that are no longer necessary or are built under specific, limited conditions. This strategic removal aims to enhance efficiency, reduce computational overhead, and ensure that only relevant image variants are generated.

Highlights

• Optimized Llama Server Image Builds: Removed Tekton PipelineRun configurations for llama-server variants of asahi, cann, intel-gpu, musa, and rocm images. These variants are now only built for ramalama and cuda images, as per project requirements.
• Optimized Whisper Server Image Builds: Removed Tekton PipelineRun configurations for whisper-server variants of asahi, cann, cuda, intel-gpu, musa, and rocm images. These variants are now only built for the ramalama image, as per project requirements.
• Discontinued vLLM Image Builds: All vllm related image builds, including ramalama-vllm, ramalama-vllm-llama-server, ramalama-vllm-rag, and ramalama-vllm-whisper-server, have been completely removed as the project no longer provides these images.
• Streamlined CI/CD Pipelines: The removal of these unnecessary build configurations significantly streamlines the CI/CD pipelines, reducing build times and optimizing resource utilization by focusing only on essential image variants.

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Code Review

This pull request is a cleanup effort to remove Tekton pipeline configurations for container images that are no longer being built. The changes involve deleting numerous YAML files corresponding to unused llama-server, whisper-server, and vllm image variants. The deletions are consistent with the goals outlined in the pull request description. This will help reduce CI/CD complexity and resource consumption. Given that the changes are exclusively file deletions, there are no specific code suggestions.

[rhatdan]

LGTM