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I'd like to ask HN a very vaguely related question. I need to get a self-hosted runner (for GitHub Actions) that is capable of running Windows ARM64. What are m
by coffeeaddict1 10mo ago
I'd like to ask HN a very vaguely related question. I need to get a self-hosted runner (for GitHub Actions) that is capable of running Windows ARM64. What are my options other than buying a machine and do everything manually? Are there any service providers that offer Windows ARM64 VMs? I can only seem to find options for Linux.
- paxys 10mo agoYour best bet is probably Azure. Otherwise you can spin up an AWS graviton VM and install windows on it yourself.
- 6SixTy 10mo agoMicrosoft offers Windows on ARM servers. Could slam the Windows ARM ISO on a 3rd party VPS as well.
- coffeeaddict1 10mo agoAny recommendation for an Arm vps? I tried using a Hetzner server but apparently their server offering doesn't support mountint Windows Arm images.
- khazit 10mo agoIn case you don't already know, there are Github-hosted runners that run Windows arm64 [1] Also, it's not what you're asking, but self-hosted runners are a security nightmare if you don't have the hardware to completely isolate them from your local network. [1] https://github.com/actions/partner-runner-images/blob/main/images/arm-windows-11-image.md https://github.com/actions/partner-runner-images/blob/main/i...
- coffeeaddict1 10mo agoThey don't seem to be available for private repos (unless you sign up for Github Teams or Enterprise).