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adityamaru
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Comment #43508155
Have you checked out https://docs.blacksmith.sh/docker-builds/incremental-docker-... ? This should help setup a shared, persistent docker layer cache for your runners
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Comment #42920942
thanks for clarifying!
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Comment #41231849
> Nix jobs run inside rootless Podman containers but the Nix store and Nix daemon socket are passed through from the host That's a neat idea, was the primary motivation for buildin…
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Comment #41231782
This is a common cause yeah but becoming less of an issue with increasing support for ARM runners.
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Comment #41231771
indeed, thats a good callout. We'll add this to our README over at https://github.com/useblacksmith/remote-buildkit-terraform
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Comment #41231335
`hope` is a good name for a service trying to solve this problem :D
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Comment #41231204
> 30 minute docker builds? At Blacksmith we do see this pretty often! Rust services in particular are the most common offender.
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Comment #41230991
What provider do you prefer? We're big fans of Hetzner
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Comment #39958366
do you self host your jenkins deployment in your AWS account?
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Comment #39958150
totally agree, github actions has done an excellent job at this lowest layer of the build pipeline today but is woefully inadequate the minute your org hits north of 50 engineers
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Comment #39958006
oh TIL, that is interesting
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Comment #39957887
Yeah that still holds true to some extent today with the GHA cache. Blacksmith colocates its cache with our CI runners, and ensures that they're in the same local network allowing …
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Comment #39957854
This is exactly the sort of insight that led us to work on Blacksmith. Since we own the hardware we run CI jobs on there are some exciting things we can do to make these "sticky di…
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