lxd-gitlab-runner

Alex Lewontin (alexclewontin) Publisher

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This channel hasn't been updated in a while. It might be unmaintained and have stability or security issues.

Ubuntu 16.04 or later?

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sudo snap install lxd-gitlab-runner --beta

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lxd-gitlab-runner is only available on the unstable beta channel. It could break and change often.

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lxd-gitlab-runner

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Last updated

20 October 2021 - latest/beta
20 October 2021 - latest/edge

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GitLab CI/CD runner with built in LXD executor

This snap is a GitLab runner configured to launch workloads in LXD containers.

This snap relies on an external LXD installation. To set that up, first run snap install lxd. Then, run lxd init and configure the settings the way you want! Finally, run lxd-gitlab-runner.print-lxd-preseed | lxd init --preseed.

After configuring the external LXD installation, run sudo lxd-gitlab-runner.configure-lxc

To register the GitLab runner, run sudo lxd-gitlab-runner.register and then complete the interactive registeration. Make sure you use the default value for the executor ("custom").

Known configuration values (advanced use only): port - the localhost port for LXD to listen for tcp connections on (default: 8443)

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