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Free, open-source self-hosted GitHub Actions runners: a fresh ephemeral runner for every job, autoscaling across cloud and private home-lab hosts with built-in Tailcat encrypted connections.
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Zoomies is a lightweight, self-hosted GitHub Actions runner fleet controller. Ephemeral runners by default, GitHub App auth, webhook-driven autoscaling, multi-host agents, a polished live web UI, and a one-line interactive installer. Single Go binary, SQLite, no Kubernetes.
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Give your GitHub Actions runners the Zoomies.
Free and open source. Install in minutes, manage every runner from a live
web UI, and move off static runners without rebuilding your CI.
Zoomies gives each job a fresh runner, scales across the hosts and runner
operating systems you already use, and makes the fleet easy to see and
operate — without Kubernetes and without a database server.
Single Go binary. SQLite. AGPL-3.0.
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test has actually run on from what merely builds. Read it before you put
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Give your GitHub Actions runners the Zoomies.
Free and open source. Install in minutes, manage every runner from a live
web UI, and move off static runners without rebuilding your CI.
Zoomies gives each job a fresh runner, scales across the hosts and runner
operating systems you already use, and makes the fleet easy to see and
operate — without Kubernetes and without a database server.
Single Go binary. SQLite. AGPL-3.0.
*The support matrix separates what a
test has actually run on from what merely builds. Read it before you put
anything precious on this.*Read the full README ↗