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v2.6.5 - Optimized GPU images, VpcEndpoint stack parameter, tags for custom runners

👋 v2.6.4 and v2.6.5 have been released in the last weeks, with the following changes.

Note: v2.6.6 ↗ has been released to fix an issue with the VpcEndpoints stack parameter.

📝 v2.6.5

Optimized GPU images, new VpcEndpoints stack parameter, ability to specify custom instance tags for custom runners.

Note: there appears to be some issues with the new VPC endpoints. I'm on it! If you need that feature, please hold on to your current version of RunsOn.

What's Changed

  • New GPU images ubuntu22-gpu-x64 and ubuntu24-gpu-x64: 1-1 compatibility with GitHub base images + NVidia GPU drivers, CUDA toolkit, and container toolkit.
  • Add new VpcEndpoints stack parameter (fixes #213), and reorganize template params. Note that the EC2 VPC endpoint was previously automatically created when Private mode was enabled. This is no longer the case, so make sure you select the VPC endpoints that you need when you update your CloudFormation stack.
  • Suspend versioning for cache bucket (fixes #191).
  • Allow to specify instance tags for runners (fixes #205). Tag keys can't start with runs-on- prefix, and key and values will be sanitized according to AWS rules.

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📝 v2.6.4

CLI 0.0.1 released, fix for Magic Cache, fleet objects deletion.

What's changed

  • CLI released: https://github.com/runs-on/cli. Allows to easily view logs (both server logs and cloud-init logs) for a workflow job by just pasting its GitHub URL or ID. Also allows easy connection to a runner through SSM.
  • Fix race-condition in Magic Cache (fixes #209).
  • Delete the fleet instead of just the instance (fixes #217).

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