Workers
Three kinds of worker, and whose they are
The project's take the pool's jobs. The review ones — trusted on two maintainers' word, never the owner's alone — build again what a maintainer asked for, and write the audit. A contributor's build their own packages, or whatever is queued when shared. Every worker by its id, its state in one word, and what its machine uses. Run one →
Load per worker 24 h
share of the last day each worker spent holding a lease — the tooltip has what it did
Worker minutes per day
time the project's workers spent on pool jobs
Every worker
Project the pool's own jobs — sync, render, promote, health, security, gc — on the host a maintainer keeps
Review the maintainers' side: builds again, publishes, audits — the agent through a proxy that holds the key
Contributors their own machines: their packages, or whatever is queued when shared
Run one of your own
The signed image, Docker Desktop or Podman, a token from your workspace: it builds only your packages, with your agent, and your builds skip the queue. Share it, and it takes whatever is queued.