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Benchmark your CI setup against ours (free extended trial)

Hi,

We’re building EU-based CI runners with load-based billing at RunMyJob and I’d love to benchmark them against real-world CI setups.

If anyone here wants to compare their current GitHub Actions / GitLab CI setup against ours - happy to extend the Business trial and add extra compute resources for proper testing if needed.

No migration or major setup work required - usually it’s just small runner config changes.

If interested, feel free to DM me or email:
bb@puzl.cloud

Would genuinely love to test against more real-world CI workloads.

-– Beslan

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