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The "every job uses a Docker container" is what worries me. Because the other two certainly don't have a robust container mechanism. Sure, Windows has something
by mathstuf 4y ago
The "every job uses a Docker container" is what worries me. Because the other two certainly don't have a robust container mechanism. Sure, Windows has something, but it is a far cry from "pick a distro, install some stuff, and call it a day" because there's some blessed image that supports installing .NET stuff and if you don't base on that, you're SoL (at least last I checked). And that's even ignoring the lack of rendering if you need it or the filesystem performance hit they seemed to be plagued with.
- vanous 4y agoThere's the exec runner which can be used without any separation, so it's not very secure but doesn't require docker...