My gitlab-runners auto-scale and spin up based on CPU usage. The process works great, except there doesn’t seem to be a command line switch to set the /etc/gitlab-runner/config.tomls concurrency via gitlab-runner register. Everything else I’ve ever needed to configure is available via the CLI (thus I can script it) … but this, so, I’m hoping that I’m just missing this in the command list but I see absolutely nothing pertaining to concurrency which seems strange.
This is gitlab-runner 1.4.1
NAME:
register - register a new runner
USAGE:
command register [command options] [arguments…]
OPTIONS:
-c, --config “/home/mj/.gitlab-runner/config.toml” Config file [$CONFIG_FILE]
–tag-list Tag list [$RUNNER_TAG_LIST]
-n, --non-interactive Run registration unattended [$REGISTER_NON_INTERACTIVE]
–leave-runner Don’t remove runner if registration fails [$REGISTER_LEAVE_RUNNER]
-r, --registration-token Runner’s registration token [$REGISTRATION_TOKEN]
–name, --description “swozeytop” Runner name [$RUNNER_NAME]
–limit “0” Maximum number of builds processed by this runner [$RUNNER_LIMIT]
–output-limit “0” Maximum build trace size in kilobytes [$RUNNER_OUTPUT_LIMIT]
-u, --url Runner URL [$CI_SERVER_URL]
-t, --token Runner token [$CI_SERVER_TOKEN]
–tls-ca-file File containing the certificates to verify the peer when using HTTPS [$CI_SERVER_TLS_CA_FILE]
–executor Select executor, eg. shell, docker, etc. [$RUNNER_EXECUTOR]
–builds-dir Directory where builds are stored [$RUNNER_BUILDS_DIR]
–cache-dir Directory where build cache is stored [$RUNNER_CACHE_DIR]
–env Custom environment variables injected to build environment [$RUNNER_ENV]
–shell Select bash, cmd or powershell [$RUNNER_SHELL]
–ssh-user User name [$SSH_USER]
–ssh-password User password [$SSH_PASSWORD]
–ssh-host Remote host [$SSH_HOST]
–ssh-port Remote host port [$SSH_PORT]
–ssh-identity-file Identity file to be used [$SSH_IDENTITY_FILE]
–docker-host Docker daemon address [$DOCKER_HOST]
–docker-cert-path Certificate path [$DOCKER_CERT_PATH]
–docker-tlsverify Use TLS and verify the remote [$DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY]
–docker-hostname Custom container hostname [$DOCKER_HOSTNAME]
–docker-image Docker image to be used [$DOCKER_IMAGE]
–docker-cpuset-cpus String value containing the cgroups CpusetCpus to use [$DOCKER_CPUSET_CPUS]
–docker-dns A list of DNS servers for the container to use [$DOCKER_DNS]
–docker-dns-search A list of DNS search domains [$DOCKER_DNS_SEARCH]
–docker-privileged Give extended privileges to container [$DOCKER_PRIVILEGED]
–docker-cap-add Add Linux capabilities [$DOCKER_CAP_ADD]
–docker-cap-drop Drop Linux capabilities [$DOCKER_CAP_DROP]
–docker-security-opt Security Options [$DOCKER_SECURITY_OPT]
–docker-devices Add a host device to the container [$DOCKER_DEVICES]
–docker-disable-cache Disable all container caching [$DOCKER_DISABLE_CACHE]
–docker-volumes Bind mount a volumes [$DOCKER_VOLUMES]
–docker-cache-dir Directory where to store caches [$DOCKER_CACHE_DIR]
–docker-extra-hosts Add a custom host-to-IP mapping [$DOCKER_EXTRA_HOSTS]
–docker-network-mode Add container to a custom network [$DOCKER_NETWORK_MODE]
–docker-links Add link to another container [$DOCKER_LINKS]
–docker-services Add service that is started with container [$DOCKER_SERVICES]
–docker-wait-for-services-timeout “0” How long to wait for service startup [$DOCKER_WAIT_FOR_SERVICES_TIMEOUT]
–docker-allowed-images Whitelist allowed images [$DOCKER_ALLOWED_IMAGES]
–docker-allowed-services Whitelist allowed services [$DOCKER_ALLOWED_SERVICES]
–docker-pull-policy Image pull policy: never, if-not-present, always [$DOCKER_PULL_POLICY]
–parallels-base-name VM name to be used [$PARALLELS_BASE_NAME]
–parallels-template-name VM template to be created [$PARALLELS_TEMPLATE_NAME]
–parallels-disable-snapshots Disable snapshoting to speedup VM creation [$PARALLELS_DISABLE_SNAPSHOTS]
–virtualbox-base-name VM name to be used [$VIRTUALBOX_BASE_NAME]
–virtualbox-base-snapshot Name or UUID of a specific VM snapshot to clone [$VIRTUALBOX_BASE_SNAPSHOT]
–virtualbox-disable-snapshots Disable snapshoting to speedup VM creation [$VIRTUALBOX_DISABLE_SNAPSHOTS]
–cache-type Select caching method: s3, to use S3 buckets [$CACHE_TYPE]
–cache-s3-server-address S3 Server Address [$S3_SERVER_ADDRESS]
–cache-s3-access-key S3 Access Key [$S3_ACCESS_KEY]
–cache-s3-secret-key S3 Secret Key [$S3_SECRET_KEY]
–cache-s3-bucket-name S3 bucket name [$S3_BUCKET_NAME]
–cache-s3-bucket-location S3 location [$S3_BUCKET_LOCATION]
–cache-s3-insecure Use insecure mode (without https) [$S3_CACHE_INSECURE]
–machine-idle-nodes “0” Maximum idle machines [$MACHINE_IDLE_COUNT]
–machine-idle-time “0” Minimum time after node can be destroyed [$MACHINE_IDLE_TIME]
–machine-max-builds “0” Maximum number of builds processed by machine [$MACHINE_MAX_BUILDS]
–machine-machine-driver The driver to use when creating machine [$MACHINE_DRIVER]
–machine-machine-name The template for machine name (needs to include %s) [$MACHINE_NAME]
–machine-machine-options Additional machine creation options [$MACHINE_OPTIONS]