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Thanks! I'm not sure if for large open source projects, these machines will be nearly enough to run the CI jobs. The price for Linux seems quite steep when yo

Thanks! I'm not sure if for large open source projects, these machines will be nearly enough to run the CI jobs. The price for Linux seems quite steep when you compare with for example what you pay with GCP. It will be interesting to see the Github security teams catching those "public" repos doing nasty stuff like mining crypto - even with hard timeouts on each job it will be cool to see how this plays out!

foepys 7y ago
Since you will eventually be able to use your own agents ("coming soon"), pricing shouldn't really be a problem.
dmlittle 7y ago
For large open source projects it's free. Over time I can see them expanding their feature set including more powerful machines.
- marceloabsousa 7y ago
  I didn't mean about the costs for large OS projects but on the requirements. As an example, in my experience, I couldn't build the `semantic` project (https://github.com/github/semantic https://github.com/github/semantic) with those requirements.