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Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini by lloeki on Thursday November 08, 2018 @04:13AM (#18405199)
Haha seems like you ran into the exact same issues as I did! It works brilliantly with a concurrency of 2 on an early 2015 2-core i5 13" MBP with 16GB of RAM, and I'm even using the machine interactively while builds are processed. I'm using Sierra as a base but I've been building Mavericks, El Capitan and High Sierra ones too. VMs are 1 CPU / 4GB. I saw no gain in bumping up VMs to 2 CPUs.

https://gitlab.com/archmac/packages/pipelines

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Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini by jl-gitlab on Thursday November 08, 2018 @04:31AM (#18405270)
If you have any advice or learnings for us, feel free to jump into that issue. :)
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Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini by lloeki on Thursday November 08, 2018 @05:08AM (#18405370)
Not sure I can be more than a data point but hey, whatever. Done ;)
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Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini by medicis123 on Thursday November 08, 2018 @01:11PM (#18408401)
Wanted to share that we developed a GitLab CI Runner/executor for Anka Build and have made it public (It was done for one of our user). It basically enables you to run your iOS/macOS GitLab CI pipelines/jobs on Anka build macOS cloud. You can configure Anka Build macOS cloud on-prem(on macs) or on hosted macs. Happy to share more details.https://github.com/veertuinc/gitlab-runner
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