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Of course, making the right abstractions and library / module / crate boundaries is still very much important to incremental build performance. For 'very large'
by jgavris 5y ago
Of course, making the right abstractions and library / module / crate boundaries is still very much important to incremental build performance. For 'very large' Rust projects, setting up remote build execution can be hard, but a few of the original Bazel folks at Google are trying to make that easier for folks with EngFlow https://www.engflow.com/ https://www.engflow.com/
- gravypod 5y agoThis space is pretty healthy right now! For an updated list of people in this space you can also check out: https://bazel.build/remote-execution-services.html https://bazel.build/remote-execution-services.html
- finnb 5y agoEngflow has some very smart people. There are also a number of other open source alternatives such as Buildbarn (https://github.com/buildbarn https://github.com/buildbarn) and Buildfarm (https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel-buildfarm https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel-buildfarm) which you can host yourself. Personally, I've found Buildbarn great to throw up in Kubernetes and build massive projects with.