I host my own GitLab CI/CD runners, and find that having coverage on the riscv64 CPU architecture is useful for testing things. The HiFive Premier P550 seems to be a common hardware choice. The P550 is possible to purchase online. You also need a (mini-)ATX chassi, power supply (~500W is more than sufficient), PCI-to-M2 converter and a NVMe storage device. Total cost per machine was around $8k/€8k for me. Assembly was simple: bolt everything, connect ATX power, connect cables for the front-...| Simon Josefsson's blog
Electric UI is a framework to build user interfaces for your hardware products.| Electric UI
GitLab’s Continuos Integration / Delivery (CI/CD) workflow utilizes GitLab Runners which can be registered with the GitLab instance to execute individual CI/CD jobs. Depending on the Runner configuration, the jobs are executed in a different environment. Whereas in the Shell Runner commands are executed directly on the runner host, the Docker Runner spawns a new Docker container for each job. This post describes how to setup a Docker Runner that is able to build and run Docker images with b...| blog.hiebl.cc
GitLab product documentation.| docs.gitlab.com
GitLab product documentation.| docs.gitlab.com
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tl;dr - I gave two short talks to different audiences on awesome things you can do with Postgres and how you can use containers with GitLab. You can find all of thses on my talk repo or read them below. I recently gave a couple talks, one at the Tokyo Tech Meetup and another at the Gitlab JP (this one is in japanese, so you may need to bone up on your 日本語) which I thought a wider audience might find interesting.| vadosware.io
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- + tl;dr - Turns out the tar archives created by podman didn’t work properly for my kubernetes cluster, and podman doesn’t support linking. I went back to docker (which is containerd underneath), and am a happy camper again. I also discuss some options for hosting your own registries. After [writing about switch to podman]podman-post (and writing a follow up), I recently had to switch back to docker and enable rotoless containers there (the ever-useful Arch Wiki makes it easy).| vadosware.io