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Actions Migrating from self-hosted runners to GitHub-hosted runners - GitHub Docs
A guide for transitioning CI/CD workloads from self-hosted runner infrastructure to GitHub-hosted runner environments.
Derived skill
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Actions Migrating from self-hosted runners to GitHub-hosted runners - GitHub Docs
A guide for transitioning CI/CD workloads from self-hosted runner infrastructure to GitHub-hosted runner environments.
When To Use
Use when you need to transition your CI/CD workflows from managing your own runner infrastructure to using GitHub-managed runner environments.
Reference Files
| File | Contains | Use For |
|---|---|---|
SKILL.md | Entry point: scope, routing table, and workflow. | Start here. |
docs/actions-migrate-to-github-runners-migrating-from-self-hosted-docs-workflow-guide.md | A tutorial guide outlining the steps to assess CI infrastructure, map requirements, and estimate capacity when migrating from self-hosted to GitHub-hosted runners. | Questions about a tutorial guide outlining the steps to assess CI infrastructure, map requirements, and estimate capacity when migrat... |
examples/actions-migrate-to-github-runners-migrating-from-self-hosted-docs-github.text | A YAML workflow configuration demonstrating the transition from self-hosted runners to GitHub-hosted runners by updating the runs-on property. | Exact payloads, commands, or snippets shown in A YAML workflow configuration demonstrating the transition from self-hosted runners to GitHub-hosted runners by updat... |
What This Skill Covers
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- GitHub Actions / - Tutorials / - Migrate to GitHub runners
- Main sections:
In this article,1. Assess your current CI infrastructure,2. Map your processing requirements to GitHub-hosted runner types,3. Estimate capacity requirements,4. Configure runner groups and policies.
Workflow
- Open the most relevant file under
docs/for the exact documented workflow and wording. - Open
schemas/files for exact structured contracts. - Open
examples/files for concrete requests, commands, snippets, and manifests. - Do not add behavior or configuration that is not present in the attached source files.
Canonical source: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/tutorials/migrate-to-github-runners