Module config 

runnerd.toml: the repositories to serve, the runner profiles they use, the shared caches and the host budget they must fit in. Builds without the host feature, so clients can read a config; its only I/O is reading the file and asking systemctl for a slice’s MemoryMax. It never talks to Docker or GitHub.

Structs

BudgetBlock

A profile’s slots or the mirror, as a budget preview draws it, from Config::budget_blocks.

BuildCache

[caches.build]: the build cache every runner shares (ADR 0052): Gradle’s, and the other tools’ the runner image points at it. Every field has a default.

ByteSize

A size in bytes, written with a binary unit as Docker and systemd do: 512M, 9G, 32.5G.

CacheLimit

A size limit on a shared cache.

Caches

[caches]: what runners share and keep between jobs.

CheckBudget

What a checked config’s admission rule holds to MemoryMax, from ConfigCheck::budget.

Config

A parsed runnerd.toml. validate checks it against the host’s budget.

DayTime

A time of day, HH:MM, 24-hour.

History

[history]: the job history database and how long it keeps what. Every field has a default.

Host

[host]: where runner containers run and how they are isolated.

Mirror

The Docker Hub pull-through mirror shared by all runners.

Notify

[notify]: where the daemon sends notifications (ADR 0051). Without targets nothing leaves the machine.

NotifyTarget

[[notify.targets]]: one place notifications go.

Origin

An origin as a browser sends it in Origin: https://host[:port], or http:// for a loopback host, in lower case, without the scheme’s default port, and an address written as the URL standard serializes it. Nothing after the port: no path, query or user.

Profile

A runner image with its limits; every job of the profile gets one container with these limits.

Records

[records]: how much the records of failed jobs may keep (record_failures under a profile turns them on). When a new record would pass a limit, the oldest records go first. Every field has a default.

Remainder

What MemoryMax leaves past a check’s budget, or how far the budget goes past it.

Repository

A repository to serve: [[repositories]]. Each entry is one of the repository’s pools; entries with the same name serve it in several profiles, each with its own labels, which no two of them share (ADR 0058).

Secret

A value no Debug output, log line or error shows: a notification target’s URL or header.

Sizing

[sizing]: how runnerctl sizing turns the job history’s peaks into advice, and whether the daemon applies it itself. Every field has a default.

Web

[web]: the dashboard behind a reverse proxy, such as tailscale serve. Read when the daemon starts.

Enums

Admission

admission under [host]: what a new runner must fit in the slice’s MemoryMax beside the running ones.

BuildCacheWriters

build_cache_writers of a [[repositories]]: whose jobs’ uploads the shared build cache keeps (ADR 0053).

ConfigError

Why a config cannot be used.

Image

The image a profile’s runners run.

Isolation

How runner containers are kept from the host: isolation under [host].

NotifyKind

What a notification target takes.

ResizeError

Why resize_profile cannot change a config.

Verdict

A config check’s verdict, from ConfigCheck::verdict.

Warning

What a valid config should still fix.

Constants

MAX_CPU_OVERCOMMIT

The largest cpu_overcommit the config check takes.

PUBLISHED_RUNNER

Where runnerd’s release workflow publishes the runner images, one tag per stage and version, such as ghcr.io/ayagmar/runnerd-runner:jvm-0.0.16.

SECRET_SHOWN

What GET /v1/config shows in place of a notification target’s URL and header values (ADR 0051).

Functions

cpu_budget

The CPU budget, in millicores, of millicores of CPUs overcommitted overcommit times.

keep_secrets

text with each SECRET_SHOWN in a target’s url or headers replaced by the value stored has for the target of the same name, everything else as written: what PUT /v1/config and POST /v1/config/check read, so a config shown masked saves with its secrets. A value with nothing to keep stays SECRET_SHOWN, which Config::validate refuses. A text that does not parse as a config is answered as sent: a TOML error quotes the line it is on, and that line must hold the mask, not the value put back. One that parses still does with the values put back, as they are strings where strings were, and Config::validate names a target’s field, never its value.

labels_match

Whether a job asking for wanted may run on runners registered with labels: every label it asks for is one of theirs. GitHub compares labels without regard to case. A job asking for no label, as one that names only a runner group, matches no runners: nothing says which pool it is for (ADR 0058).

mask_secrets

text with each [[notify.targets]] entry’s url and header values shown as SECRET_SHOWN, everything else as written: what GET /v1/config answers, so no client, the dashboard’s browsers included, holds them. None when text is not TOML.

parse_age

Parses an age as the clients’ --since and --older-than take it: 30m, 12h, 7d, 2w.

parse_duration

Parses a duration as Go and the registry write it, 30s, 90m, 168h, or in days: 7d.

parse_memory_max

Parses a MemoryMax value as systemctl show prints it: bytes, or infinity.

parse_slice_cpus

The CPUs, in millicores, that systemctl show’s EffectiveCPUs, AllowedCPUs and CPUQuotaPerSecUSec lines leave a slice on a host with host CPUs; None when a value does not parse.

resize_profile

text with the profile’s memory and slots replaced, and its cpus when resize has them, everything else as written, comments included: what applying a sizing suggestion sends to PUT /v1/config, which validates it.

revision

A config text’s revision: a hash of its bytes (64-bit FNV-1a, in hex), the same in every runnerd. PUT /v1/config?revision= refuses a text sent against another revision than the daemon’s.

slice_cpus

Reads the CPUs a slice’s processes may use from systemd, in millicores: its EffectiveCPUs (or AllowedCPUs, else the host’s CPUs), less when its CPUQuota is lower.

slice_memory_max

Reads a slice’s MemoryMax from systemd; None when it is unlimited.