Self-Hosted GitHub Actions Runners

This project is an orchestration tool for establishing interactive debug sessions within automation pipelines. It functions as a GitHub Action that opens an interactive SSH or web-based shell session, providing a remote access utility for real-time system interaction and troubleshooting during continuous integration execution. The tool supports conditional debugging workflows, allowing interactive shells to be triggered only upon manual request or the failure of previous automation steps. It also enables detached debugging modes to start background sessions that provide connection details wit

This is a GitHub Action that executes shell commands on remote servers over SSH as part of a CI/CD pipeline. It supports authentication using passwords, private keys, or private keys with passphrases, and can verify the SHA256 fingerprint of the remote host's public key before connecting to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. The action can connect to multiple remote hosts in a single workflow step, optionally executing commands synchronously across all of them. It also supports routing SSH connections through an intermediate jump host to reach target servers in restricted networks. Environmen

setup-node is a GitHub Action that downloads, installs, and configures a specified Node.js runtime in continuous integration workflows. It resolves version specifiers from semantic version ranges or aliases like "lts/*" against a remote manifest, selects the correct binary for the runner’s operating system and architecture, and can reuse previously installed versions from GitHub’s hosted tool cache. The action accelerates repeat workflow runs by caching global package dependencies using a lock file as the cache key, restoring them automatically on subsequent runs. It manages version resolutio

Earthly is a containerized build system and Docker build framework designed for creating reproducible build pipelines. It ensures environment consistency by executing every build step inside an isolated container, combining the isolation of container images with dependency tracking and parallel execution. The system differentiates itself through a focus on hermeticity and multiplatform support, allowing for the generation of container images targeting multiple CPU architectures within a single execution flow. It maintains a hermetic build environment by isolating network access and utilizing

Bocker is a minimal container management tool written in Bash that implements core container functionality using Linux namespaces and control groups. It serves as a Linux container manager capable of starting and managing isolated processes and images through low-level kernel features. The project includes an OCI image tool for pulling, saving, and building container images compatible with industry standards. It further integrates a cgroup resource controller to restrict CPU and memory consumption for isolated processes. The tool covers the full container lifecycle, including process isolati