A breakdown of different Docker artifacts and build cache items that take up disk space and how to prune them individually or clear them all locally and in CI.
Now available inside Depot: a real-time visualization for monitoring your GitHub Actions Runners and Jobs leveraging our managed runners. Get a live view of all the jobs and runners running in your GitHub organization.
Using a matrix strategy in GitHub Actions can help you parallelize your GitHub Actions jobs by defining a matrix configuration to run different variations of a job in parallel based on the matrix values.
Inside of Depot build insights you can now see what is in your Docker build context on every build. Knowing what is in your context can help you discover unexpected files your including in your build and final image.
Rust builds in Docker tend to be slow. This article shows how to drastically speed them up using Docker layer caching and more advanced techniques like sccache.
Bitbucket Pipelines can build Docker images, but not quickly. This post shows how to overcome the limitations of building Docker images in Bitbucket Pipelines.
Dive into how to build a customer container image with Depot and run a GitHub Actions job in it in the same workflow. Combine the power of accelerated Docker image builds, ephemeral registry, and Depot runners to optimize your workflows.
We're excited to share that you can now connect your Depot projects to Cycle.io for faster Docker image builds in less than 60 seconds. Here is how to get started.
We're excited to introduce our third product, GitHub Actions Runners accelerated by Depot. All of the speed and performance from Depot-backed Docker image builds, now for your GitHub Actions jobs.
We are happy to reveal that Depot is now SOC 2 compliant. This is a significant milestone for us, so we thought we would share some more details and what it means for you.
