GitHub supports the use of Just-in-Time (JIT) runners. This makes it so that the runner is pre-provisioned before startup and is passed directly to the startup script. It runs for a single job and then is automatically removed. We already do this in a manner of speaking, but we should use the standard instead.
GitHub supports the use of Just-in-Time (JIT) runners. This makes it so that the runner is pre-provisioned before startup and is passed directly to the startup script. It runs for a single job and then is automatically removed. We already do this in a manner of speaking, but we should use the standard instead.