Gitlab Runner Helper
por pcloudhosting
Version 19.4.0 + Free Support on Ubuntu 24.04
GitLab Runner Helper 19.4.0 is a supporting component used by GitLab Runner to perform CI/CD job operations such as cloning repositories, managing caches, downloading artifacts, and uploading job artifacts. It works together with GitLab Runner to provide the required helper environment during pipeline execution.
The solution supports common GitLab CI/CD workflows including source code checkout, artifact handling, cache management, and communication between GitLab Runner and GitLab repositories. It is suitable for automated build, testing, deployment, and DevOps pipeline environments.
Version: 19.4.0
Features of GitLab Runner Helper:
- Provides helper images required by GitLab Runner during CI/CD jobs.
- Supports repository cloning and source code checkout operations.
- Handles CI/CD cache download and upload operations.
- Supports artifact downloading and uploading during pipeline execution.
- Works with Docker, Shell, Kubernetes, and other supported GitLab Runner executors.
- Supports automated GitLab CI/CD build, testing, and deployment workflows.
Usage instructions for GitLab Runner Helper
$ sudo su
$ gitlab-runner --version
$ dpkg-query -W gitlab-runner-helper-images
$ systemctl status gitlab-runner
$ ls -lh /usr/lib/gitlab-runner/helper-images/
Verify installed version using: dpkg-query -W -f='${Package} ${Version}\n' gitlab-runner-helper-images
Expected version: gitlab-runner-helper-images 19.4.0-1 GitLab Runner Helper does not provide a separate web-based dashboard. It operates as a supporting component of GitLab Runner during CI/CD pipeline execution. GitLab Runner normally communicates with the GitLab server over HTTPS port 443.
Disclaimer: GitLab Runner Helper is provided under the applicable GitLab software licensing terms. Users are responsible for proper GitLab Runner configuration, runner registration, network security, access control, and CI/CD pipeline configuration. This solution is best suited for automated build, testing, deployment, and DevOps CI/CD environments.