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# Homelab CI/CD
The native Gitea runner runs on **vps**; production runs on **workstation**.
Compose, workflow, shell, Python, formatting, YAML, Dockerfile and Kubernetes
checks appear as separate jobs. Jobs run on `homelab:host`, one at a time; the
build waits for every check to pass. CI and deploy runs also show a summary with
The native Gitea runners run on **vps**; production runs on **workstation**.
Main-branch checks and image builds use `homelab:host`. Pull request and
non-main checks use `homelab-pr:host` under a separate account without Docker
access. Each runner accepts one job at a time; the build waits for every check
to pass. CI and deploy runs also show a summary with
the release SHA, image build or reuse results, deploy mode, selected services,
and image digests. Failed runs keep a summary of completed image builds, stage
results, apply results, and recorded Kubernetes recovery. The final deploy
summary is in the smoke job; earlier jobs show the state observed at that time.
Apply success is separate from health and recovery. Update the installed
workstation controller with `setup-workstation.sh` when no deploy is running.
No job images or Kubernetes credentials
are needed on the VPS. Builds use one pinned BuildKit helper container. CI and deploy are separate workflows.
No job images or Kubernetes credentials are needed on the VPS. Builds use one
pinned BuildKit helper container. CI and deploy are separate workflows.
## Runner installation
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2 GiB free-space target. This is not a hard limit on peak build disk usage.
Nothing runs `docker system prune`, removes unrelated images, or deletes volumes.
### Pull request runner
Install the unprivileged host runner on the VPS:
```sh
sudo bash .gitea/runner/setup-pr-runner.sh
```
Get a registration token from the repository Actions runner settings. Run the
installer in a terminal. It asks for the token without echoing it, registers the
runner as `homelab-pr` with label `homelab-pr:host`, then enables the service.
The work directory is `/var/lib/gitea-pr-runner`. Confirm that Gitea lists
`homelab-pr:host` before merging the workflow change. An unmatched label can
fall back to the default job image.
Renovate PR validation uses `pull_request_target`, which reads the workflow from
the base branch. It checks out the PR head only after runner selection and runs
that code on `homelab-pr`. Keep this workflow read-only and do not add secrets.
The PR runner has a separate home and tool cache. Do not add it to the `docker`
group or give it access to `/var/run/docker.sock`. It runs repository code from
pull requests, so keep its registration and permissions separate from the
trusted `homelab` runner. This separates users and host permissions, but both
runners still share the VPS kernel and network. Use a disposable VM if PRs from
untrusted external authors must be fully isolated.
## Workstation setup
As the existing SSH deploy user on workstation: