Mapt is a swiss army knife for provisioning environments, it could be used across multiple CI/CD systems:
Also it includes out of the box some optimizations around provisioning:
About the target environments offered it is not limited to a single machine or service but it takes care of the full infra allowing to requrest complex topologies:
Platform | Archs | Provider | Type | Information | Tekton |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mac | x86, M1, M2 | AWS | Baremetal | info | task |
Windows Server | x86 | AWS | Baremetal | info | task |
Windows Desktop | x86 | Azure | Virtualized | info | task |
RHEL | x86, arm64 | AWS | Customizable | info | task |
RHEL | x86, arm64 | Azure | Virtualized | info | task |
Fedora | x86, arm64 | AWS | Customizable | info | task |
Fedora | x86, arm64 | Azure | Customizable | info | task |
Ubuntu | x86 | Azure | Virtualized | info | - |
Service | Provider | Information | Tekton |
---|---|---|---|
AKS | Azure | info | task |
mapt
can setup a deployed machine as a Self Hosted runner on most of the Platform and Provider combinations
it supports.
Use the following flags with mapt <provider> <platform> create
command:
--install-ghactions-runner <bool> Install and setup Github Actions runner in the instance
--ghactions-runner-name <string> Name for the Github Actions Runner
--ghactions-runner-repo <string> Full URL of the repository where the Github Actions Runner should be registered
--ghactions-runner-token <string> Token needed for registering the Github Actions Runner token