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What is Ubuntu Core?

To create your initial user on an Ubuntu Core system, an Ubuntu SSO account is required. This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for flashing Ubuntu Core onto Raspberry Pi models 2, 3, 4, or CM3. Upon completing these steps, your board will be fully set up for either production deployment or for testing various snaps. After the installation process is finalized, you'll be all set to install snaps using the snap command. The Snap Store contains a wide array of high-quality Linux applications formatted as snaps, allowing you to enhance the functionality of your Ubuntu device while starting your journey into secure IoT. With this configuration in place, you’ll have ample opportunities to explore a multitude of applications specifically designed to meet your individual requirements and interests. This setup not only opens doors for personal exploration but also fosters innovation in how you utilize your devices.

What is Sengi Runners?

Sengi operates as a managed runner service for GitHub Actions, facilitating Linux CI tasks on newly set up Ubuntu 24.04 x64 virtual machines. Teams are able to easily connect their GitHub repositories and assign relevant workflow jobs to Sengi by modifying the runner label, all while preserving their existing Actions workflows, steps, secrets, logs, and triggers. The service offers a range of machine configurations such as 2-vCPU/8-GB, 4-vCPU/16-GB, and 8-vCPU/32-GB, accommodating various tasks including builds, tests, Docker workflows, and the execution of multiple jobs simultaneously. Each user account receives a monthly allowance of 3,000 standard-2-equivalent minutes that can be utilized across various runner sizes, and initiating usage does not require a payment card. Charges for job execution are based on per-minute usage according to the chosen machine size, while boot and teardown durations are not subject to billing. Sengi is designed for developers and DevOps teams in search of an uncomplicated managed Linux execution solution for GitHub Actions, significantly reducing the burden of maintaining their own runner fleet. Currently, the service is limited to support Ubuntu 24.04 on x64 architecture, which provides a consistent environment for all users. As a result, Sengi presents an attractive option for teams aiming to enhance their CI/CD workflows in a streamlined manner, ultimately driving efficiency and productivity. Additionally, the straightforward setup process allows teams to focus more on development and less on infrastructure management.

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Integrations Supported

GitHub Actions

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API Availability

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Pricing Information

$0.003/job minute
Pay per job minute: $0.003 for 2 vCPU/8 GB, $0.006 for 4 vCPU/16 GB, and $0.012 for 8 vCPU/32 GB. Each job is rounded up to a whole minute; boot and teardown are not billed. No subscription or monthly minimum. Monthly free allowance: 3,000 standard-2-equivalent minutes, with size-weighted usage; no card required to start.
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Supported Platforms

Linux

Supported Platforms

SaaS

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Training Options

Documentation Hub

Training Options

Documentation Hub

Company Facts

Organization Name

Canonical

Date Founded

2004

Company Location

United Kingdom

Company Website

ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi-core

Company Facts

Organization Name

Sengi

Company Website

sengi.run/

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IoT Operating Systems

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