Add my small autoscaler project to awesome list #1517
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I've made a small (as in, very minimal implementation that pretty much only addresses my own needs currently) project that creates and removes VPS servers based on the needs of the CI, with support for Woodpecker, and thought someone else might find it useful as well :)
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well I would say better two autoscaler implementations to rever to than none ... #999 is planed to be build in at some point ... but I dont see any reason to not let peopel have own projects too :) |
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I've made a small project (as in, very minimal implementation that pretty much only addresses my own needs currently) that creates and removes VPS server based on the current CI needs, with support for Woodpecker.
And also noticed now that picus seems to do about the same, just didn't have the magic word I was ctrl+f'ing for.
Additionally my project isn't setup to be convenient to others (using my own git & container registry, neither of which has the best of uptime).
So I'm not 100% if this fits on this list?
But thought I'd at least open a PR and see, as I personally think that multiple implementations for the same thing is healthy 😄