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by oars
2160 days ago
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This looks awesome. As someone who's a bit newer to CI/CD, this solution would be ideal if you don't want to host Jenkins yourself right? I just give you access to my GitHub repos, install the agent then whenever I commit something into GitHub, the agent will see this and perform the task/pipeline right? Similarly to how Jenkins works, except I don't need to install Jenkins - I just install the agent instead. |
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And just to emphasise, even the agents are totally ephemeral and don't require much management effort on your side - you can install and spin them up/down on any machine at any time just through shell commands and the service automatically manages this agent pool and sends builds to it - no manual steps at all. If no agents are running, builds just sit in a queue.
If you'd be interested in playing around with it and have any questions, please feel free to email me (email's in my profile).