runner-modal: Self-Hosted GitHub Actions Runners with Native GPU on Modal
charles_irl · x · 2026-08-12
A new open-source project runner-modal allows developers to self-host GitHub Actions runners on Modal Sandboxes.
- Key Benefits: Designed for high availability, scalability, and native GPU support, addressing the need for compute-intensive CI pipelines.
- Deployment: Users deploy their own Modal Apps and Secrets, ensuring a fully self-hosted environment rather than relying on managed multi-tenant services.
- Requirements: Requires Python 3.12+, a Modal account, and repo admin privileges on GitHub. Currently installable directly from GitHub via uv add.
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