[alayek]

Have used Buildkite at a previous workplace. Really liked the UI. This is coming from someone who has used Jenkins, Travis, Codeship, and GitLab CI.

Their front-end is open source: https://github.com/buildkite/frontend

However, if you add your own CI runners, you'd have to clean them up periodically. This was the biggest issue for us, because even after cleaning them up from all docker images once a week, builds would get stuck.

[lox]

Lox from Buildkite here. We have a docker-compose plugin that has a cleanup hook at the end of it for cleaning up docker containers and networks from your build. https://github.com/buildkite-plugins/docker-compose-buildkit...

[maktouch]

We run buildkite-agents in its own kubernetes cluster, and the nodes are pre-emptible on Google Cloud so 30% of the price and it dies everyday, so it gets cleanup automatically

[013a]

Can you expand on that? Do you mean if you're running your own Buildkite agents, there's a manual gc process devops should be aware of?