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Having recently set up a Gitlab self-hosted runner, the process seems far, far simpler - it's a case of running a Docker image on your system (or installing a b
by akpa1 3y ago
Having recently set up a Gitlab self-hosted runner, the process seems far, far simpler - it's a case of running a Docker image on your system (or installing a binary/package), registering your runner through Gitlab settings and you're finished.
It manages running things in other Docker containers for you (or on one of many other runner options) and it worked without any modifications to my workflows. Very pleased with it.
- syntaxing 3y agoWould love to hear more about this! Are there arm compatible images?
- akpa1 3y agoI'm not sure if ARM is supported in the Docker image, but it is definitely supported by the Gitlab runner itself[0]. I do also build images for ARM systems using mine and it works completely flawlessly. [0]: https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/install/ https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/install/