Terraform module for scalable GitHub action runners on AWS
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Terraform module for scalable GitHub action runners on AWS
A curated list of awesome self-hosted GitHub Action runners in a large comparison matrix
On-demand self-hosted AWS EC2 runner for GitHub Actions
Multi-cloud, auto-scaling manager for GitHub Actions & Gitea self-hosted runners with pluggable providers
act as self-hosted runner
An unofficial Local GitHub Actions and Azure Pipelines Emulator
GitHub Self-Hosted Runner Windows Container
Run your GitHub Actions jobs 10x cheaper on your own AWS account. Secure, ephemeral, high-performance, low-cost runners within the privacy of your own VPC.
Ephemeral GitHub Actions runners. Single binary, every platform. Containers on Linux, Hyper-V on Windows, VMs on macOS. Secure by default — every job gets an isolated, disposable environment.
Shell scripts to dump diagnostic information and logs from your Actions Runner Controller deployment.
A step-by-step guide how to configure AKS auto-scaling for GitHub self-hosted runners on Azure
GitHub Actions Runner Docker Container
(Experimental) Docker images for GitHub Actions self-hosted runner.
Self-hosted GitHub Actions runners as ephemeral Docker containers, managed by a Python daemon that reconciles Docker and GitHub continuously.
Zoomies is a lightweight, self-hosted GitHub Actions runner fleet controller. Ephemeral runners by default, GitHub App auth, webhook-driven autoscaling, multi-host agents, a polished live web UI, and a one-line interactive installer. Single Go binary, SQLite, no Kubernetes.
Monitor your GitHub Organization Workflows activity
On-demand self-hosted GitHub Actions runner pools for macOS. Runners wake when jobs queue and stand down when idle.
A Dockerized self-hosted GitHub Actions runner based on a Linux image with x64 architecture.
Dockerfile for the creation of a GitHub Actions runner image to be deployed dynamically
Auto-scale GitHub Actions self-hosted runners as ephemeral Docker containers or macOS VMs. No Kubernetes required.
To associate your repository with the actions-runner topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."