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# Global
### NOTE: this repo is meant to be used for me only. if you somehow stumbled on this, be sure to change some stuff in `runglobal.yml`.
This repository transforms GitHub Actions into a (12 * 2)/(3.5 * 2) free s36v36 no CC required. It is originally made out of [Docker-VNC](https://github.com/Efebey2903/Docker-VNC), but I got too addicted into this and turned it into another project with a lot more improvements.
# How It Works
#### (totally not [ChatGPT](https://chatgpt.com) generated (with some modifications), [original prompt](https://chatgpt.com/share/6711fc01-0178-8009-8ac8-2be6917b54f6))
During the first runtime, a data directory named `globalData` is created in `/mnt/`, which is [Azure's temporary storage partition](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/managed-disks-overview#temporary-disk). This partition is used for storing the swap file by default, but also offers a lot of space for storing large files.
During the first runtime, a data directory named `globalData` is created in `/mnt/`, which is [Azure's temporary storage partition](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/managed-disks-overview#temporary-disk). This partition is used for storing the swap file by default, but also offers a lot of space for storing large files. You can store the stuff that you don't want to keep throughout the runtimes inside that folder.
The runtime will make a `globalData` directory in that temporary storage partition. You can store the stuff that you don't want to keep throughout the runtimes inside that folder. There’s also another folder called `toBackup` inside `globalData`. Files in this folder will persist across the runtimes. It also contains these two scripts:
There's also another folder called `toBackup` inside `globalData`. Files in this folder will persist across the runtimes. It also contains these two scripts:
- `postinstall.sh` – runs after the runtime finishes setting things up.
- `postruntime.sh` – executes 30 minutes before the runtime stops (which has a maximum limit of 6 hours).
You can configure tasks that you want to start or stop at each runtime.
For the `toBackup` data bridge, I first archive the folder into the file `archive.tar.gz`. Then I used [serve](https://github.com/vercel/serve), which runs on the old runtime's port 5000, then on the new runtime, I used [aria2](https://github.com/aria2/aria2) to download the archive in parallel and finally extract the archive.
For the `toBackup` data bridge, the script first archives the folder into the file `archive.tar.gz` (inside `globalData`). Then I used [serve](https://github.com/vercel/serve), which runs on the old runtime's port 5000, then on the new runtime, I used [aria2](https://github.com/aria2/aria2) to download the archive in parallel and finally extract the archive.
And with all of this, I also have Discord Webhook integration so you get notified on new runtimes, and [Tailscale](https://tailscale.com/) set up so you can actually access the runtime.