Offered: Drone CI on Cloudron
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Hi forum,
I have been using Drone CI on my own Cloudron installation for a while. The server component (basically a dashboard/job monitor and dispatcher) of Drone is packaged up as a regular app and the actual job runners can be run on workstations or other servers.
I want to make the Drone app available as "sponsorware", which means that as soon as my Github sponsorships have reached a certain threshold the app code will be publicly available to everyone else. In exchange for the sponsorship I will help you get started with Drone and will look into changes required for your usage.
If you are interested just reach out to me via the forum chat.
Github Sponsors Profile: https://github.com/sponsors/fbartels
Sponsoring goal: 150$ -
@fbartels said in Offered: Drone CI on Cloudron:
as soon as my Github sponsorships have reached a certain threshold
Nice. Perhaps include a link to your Github Sponsor page and define the threshold?
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@jdaviescoates good point. I did define this when posting about this on my blog, but its good to include it here as well. Added to the opening topic.
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I am really excited about this. I'll see if I can still package Drone Runners as an app too. My ideal would be Drone CI and runners all on Cloudron. I reached out to @fbartels to potentially sponsor that as well. I want to try making it myself but honestly it is tempting to sponsor. Felix does some great work.
Edit: Heh I say this as I switch to GitLab and run a GitLab runner. No matter, it would still be good to see some CI tools on Cloudron to go with the Git platforms.
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@marcusquinn thanks for becoming a sponsor. I have invited you to the repository. Let me know if you run into any issues with the app, e.g. by opening up an issue in the repository.
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@marcusquinn sure. He should just now have received an Invitation as well.
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Hi @nj,
indeed as @atrilahiji already said the repo is a private one. To get access to it I am asking you to become a sponsor of my work on Github. I will then add you to the repo.
Sponsorships are available from 5$ a month and once I have reached a sponsorship level of 150$ (currently at 100$) the repo will become public for everybody else.
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@fbartels By the way, I hope you don't mind but I forked it on my private git (its private, I don't want to make it available until you do) because I updated it to the newer version of Drone. Just an FYI that drone has received a number of updates.
All that being said, if you want me to delete my fork let me know and I'll do it no worries.
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@atrilahiji said in Offered: Drone CI on Cloudron:
because I updated it to the newer version of Drone
The proper etiquette would be to send a pull request, especially since you cancelled your sponsorship
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@fbartels said in Offered: Drone CI on Cloudron:
seen someone else also starting to work on a Drone app
Think that's you @atridad
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I'm also curious about trying out the drone runner as its own package. It should be safe as everything is run within the container. That being said I'll do some testing with that later.
But this package should now be mostly stable. I just need to sort out updates with the .env file.