@mehralmohit

I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for your amazing tutorial on creating an actions-runner-controller. Your explanation was clear, concise, and incredibly helpful. The step-by-step instructions and the attention to detail made it easy to follow along and understand the entire process.

Your video has made a significant impact on my project, and I appreciate the effort you put into making such high-quality content. Please keep up the fantastic work; your expertise and teaching style are much appreciated!

Looking forward to more great tutorials from you.

Although the actions-runner and controller image version changed from 0.4.0 to 0.9.2, everything else was mostly the same and very well controlled by the values.yaml file. I also liked how you distinguished and demonstrated the two different container types (Docker in Docker and Kubernetes) for the runner skill set.:medal-yellow-first-red:

@pishangujeniya

Thanks It was really a very good in-depth explanation of history, and evolution of ARC along with guidance to setup inhouse.

@prabhuravi7107

such a great video, any enterprise users can watch this before installations the setup in their org

@renan00almeida

Thank you so much for creating this! Extremely didactic and rich in content! You've got a new follower here :)

@sherifabdalla

Your detailed exploration of the actions-runner repositorys was incredibly helpful. Thank you for providing such a valuable resource.

@SerpentsHiss

Thanks for the in depth explanation of whats new in ARC, the design seems better, though communication around the upgrade is made harder by deprecating labels.

@Misanthrope84

Gotta say, you explain things very clearly and have a vast knowledge of many topics. Thanks for this, watched from start to finish. Greetings from Israel.

@hseinb

Thanks a lot Bassem, I loved the details and the depth of the information presented.

@danielgenis3253

Woah, I was planing to simply upadte our ARC, but it looks like i got more work to do 🥳

@stavaracheandreiful

Really really good and clear explanation. Content creators should learn from you how it's done

@TheEveryDayDream

Excellent video

@malikdarwech8732

Thank you so much for the great content! The way you explain things and break them down is extremely helpful, you are a very good teacher! A small input, not sure if I am doing something wrong, but when creating the App Kubernetes secret we are using the arc-runners namespace, however it has not yet been created. The namespace "arc-runners" is created later when creating custom self-signed certs. I was able to create the secrete in the namespace after creating the namespace in self-signed certs walk-through later in the lesson. Alternatively, I guess we can create the namespace when creating secret as opposed to when creating self-signed certs?

@bhavinpatel9071

Extremely helpful video, thank you. One thing I've noticed is when we have multiple jobs in a single workflow, ARC terminates and recreates the runner pod while moving to next job. Is there a workaround to keep pod intact so that we can preserve workflow specific caches till the workflow completes fully.

@SalmanMKC

Amazing video, thanks!

@atanudebnath9173

Could you please demonstrate a CD flow where you are connecting these ARC runner to work as a Managed Identity and connect it to another AKS clusters to perform a CD

@dontstopfilming

I appreciate the effort you've shared with us.

@mattrichter7332

It would be wonderful if there was a doc somewhere that clearly states what is legacy vs what is current/up-to-date. The documentation is a little confusing if you're just stumbling into it currently. There are a lot of links to the old stuff.

@MiRiccardo

Hi Bassem, thanks for the video! One question - as a long user of the community solution, i wonder why you say "you cannot build docker images with dind", since we have been building docker images just find with dind on arc. Could you help me understand?

@kamigerami8607

how are you managing upgrading the runners (since helm will not auto-update CRDs)

@rauto24

Great video! One question, is it possible to configure a replica for a listener pod for high availability? If not, why? And if yes, how do you do it?