crajapakshe429/github-self-hosted-runners repository overview

⁠GitHub Self-Hosted Runners

GitHub self-hosted runners are custom compute resources that you can set up in your own data centers or cloud infrastructure to run GitHub Actions jobs. Self-hosted runners give you more control over the computing resources that run your GitHub Actions workflows.

Some key features of GitHub self-hosted runners:

• Customization: You can customize the hardware, operating system, tools, and dependencies of your self-hosted runners to match your specific needs.
• Security: Self-hosted runners run in your own secure environment, allowing you to meet any security or compliance requirements.
• Cost Control: Running jobs on your own infrastructure can provide cost savings compared to using GitHub-hosted runners.
• Faster Execution: Jobs running on self-hosted runners don't need to be queued and can start immediately, which can speed up your workflows.

To get started with self-hosted runners, you'll need to download the runner application and configure it to work with your GitHub repository. Detailed instructions can be found in the GitHub Actions documentation⁠.

⁠Get Started

• How Runners Authentication and Authorization works⁠
• Deploy Runners on Docker⁠

⁠Contributions

Welcome contributions! Please visit Contributing Guide⁠ for more details on how to get started.

Thank you to all the contributors who have helped make this project better: