Perhaps a followup article will go into detail about their replacement.
Perhaps a followup article will go into detail about their replacement.
Gitpod Flex is runner-based. The runner interface is intentionally generic so that we can support different clouds, on-prem or just Linux in future.
The first implemented runner is built around AWS primitives like EC2, EBS and ECS. But because of the more generic interface Gitpod now supports local / desktop environments on MacOS. And again, future OS support will come.
There’s a bit more information in the docs, but we will do some follow ups!
- https://www.gitpod.io/docs/flex/runners/aws/setup-aws-runner... - https://www.gitpod.io/docs/flex/gitpod-desktop
(I work at Gitpod)
>> We’ll be posting a lot more about Gitpod Flex architecture in the coming weeks or months.
Cramming more detail into this post would have exceeded the average user read time ceiling.
Did you use consul?
You also have github and gitlab VCS's that have their own hosted runners for pipelines, but also enable you to configure a runner to use private resources to offload jobs to.