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Listen to a port from a server. Do a post with an API key. Then run your bash script there. Run GitHub actions self hosted (takes 2 mins to setup) Just ssh in
by CrimsonRain 2y ago
Listen to a port from a server. Do a post with an API key. Then run your bash script there.
Run GitHub actions self hosted (takes 2 mins to setup)
Just ssh in and run it.
So many options.
- dietrichepp 2y agoSounds like you are assuming that I have a server always running for this stuff? That assumption is wrong. I don’t want to run CI servers. If I had servers always running, I would install Jenkins on them and the problem would be solved.
- CrimsonRain 2y agoI don't understand your issue. If you are doing deployments, actions etc does exactly that. Run pure bash commands or whatever. If you want it for other purposes, you essentially want to run a "server" application but don't want to manage a server. Just use serverless? Write a JS function (or some other languages) and the platform will run it when the event triggers.