Quarter of NVIDIA A100
$0.40 per GPU-hour
NVMe-based storage
$0.004 per GB-day
You can request any amount of CPU and RAM during the installation process.
Note: Puzl does not offer support for this solution. Please refer to the community support options mentioned above.
GitLab Runner allows you to run GitLab pipelines and returns the results of the pipeline work back to GitLab.
You can even run any application and databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, etc.) in your pipelines.
With Puzl you can get your runner in a cloud, ready in just a few clicks and watch your pipelines running within few minutes. You're paying not for infrastructure like in the case with virtual machines, but only for resources actually utilized by a small Docker container with the runner itself and by your working pipelines.
Click the 'Install' button at the top of this page and fill in the form:
puzl-runner
) - comma-separated list of tags associated with the runner, so your runner will run only the jobs it is designed to run. You will need to put these tags in your GitLab project .gitlab-ci.yml
file as well.https://gitlab.com
) - the GitLab Server URL (with protocol) you want to register the runner against.KUBERNETES_GPU_REQUEST
. For other options check official Gitlab Runner documentation./media/volume_name
.Create a .gitlab-ci.yml in the root of your GitLab repository and put tags, specified in the previous step, in the section tags
of .gitlab-ci.yml
.
build:tags:- puzl-runner
Your Runner is all set and is ready to run pipelines automatically.
In the installation form, there are 3 blocks of resources: runner itself, build container and services container.
Software | License |
---|---|
Gitlab Runner | MIT |