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Limit the number of concurrent jobs per-token.

Use multiple tokens with multiple servers (even per-project).GitLab Runner has the following features.

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If you don’t want to use runners managed by GitLab, you can install GitLab Runner and These runners are enabled for all projects, though These runners are managed by GitLab and fully integrated with. If you use, you can run your CI/CD jobs on runners hosted by GitLab. The runner’s executor processes the commands. Then, when you commit to your repository, the pipeline runs, and Specify the name of the runner or its tags in your Use a runner to run your jobĪfter a runner is configured and available for your project, your You can view things like the number of currently-running jobs and how You can use Prometheus to monitor your runners. You can specify settings like logging and cache. In this file you can edit settings for a specific runner, or for all runners. This is a file that is installed during the runner installation process. The runner by editing the config.toml file. When the job runs, it uses the runner with the ruby tag.

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When a CI/CD job runs, it knows which runner to use by looking at the assigned tags.įor example, if a runner has the ruby tag, you would add this code to When you register a runner, you can add tags to it. This is how the runner knows which projects it’s available for. When you register a runner, you specify a token for the GitLab instance, group, or project.

Specific runners are for individual projects.

Group runners are for all projects and subgroups in a group.

Shared runners are for use by all projects.

There are three types of runners, based on who you want to have access: Should have access to it, or if you want to limit it to a specific GitLab group or project. Who has access to runners in the GitLab UIīefore you register a runner, you should determine if everyone in GitLab To run your jobs, it’s sometimes referred to as a “Docker-in-Docker” configuration. When you install GitLab Runner in a Docker container and choose the On a virtual machine and have it use another virtual machine as an executor. These are only a few of the possible configurations. You might install GitLab Runner on a Linux server and register a runner that uses

If you want your CI/CD job to run commands in a custom Docker container,.

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Runner on a Windows server and then register a runner that uses the shell executor.

If you want your CI/CD job to run PowerShell commands, you might install GitLab.

When you register a runner, you must choose an executor.Īn executor determines the environment each job runs in. In a Kubernetes cluster, or in auto-scaled instances in the cloud. However, you can also have a runner process jobs in a container, Runners usually process jobs on the same machine where you installed GitLab Runner. GitLab instance and the machine where GitLab Runner is installed. When you register a runner, you are setting up communication between your Runners are the agents that run the CI/CD jobs that come from GitLab. Runner registrationĪfter you install the application, you register Keep GitLab Runner updated to the latest version, as is If you host your own runners but host your repositories on ,

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You must use a Runner version that is appropriate for the GitLab version, or upgrade the GitLab application. It prevents the GitLab Runner from communicating with GitLab versions lower than 14.8. GitLab Runner 15.0 introduced a change to the Version updates of GitLab can introduce new features that require GitLab Runner to be on the same minor However, features may not be available or work properlyīackward compatibility is guaranteed between minor version updates. With newer GitLab versions, and vice versa. Should stay in sync with the GitLab major and minor version. GitLab Runner versionsįor compatibility reasons, the GitLab Runner major.minor version Should plan for how you will monitor and adjust performance for these runners. When your organization scales to having a fleet of runners, you GitLab Runner can also run inside a Docker container or be deployed into a Kubernetes cluster.

Other operating systems may also work, as long as you can compile a Go You can install GitLab Runner on several different supported operating systems. It can be runĪs a single binary no language-specific requirements are needed. GitLab Runner is open-source and written in Go. When you use separate machines, you can haveĭifferent operating systems and tools, like Kubernetes or Docker, on each. GitLab Runner on a machine that’s separate from the one that hosts the GitLab instanceįor security and performance reasons. On infrastructure that you own or manage. You can choose to install the GitLab Runner application GitLab Runner is an application that works with GitLab CI/CD to run jobs in a pipeline. Who has access to runners in the GitLab UI.