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An overview of the hardware configurations available for your CI jobs.

Blaze uses runner tags to specify hardware configurations. These tags are used in the runs-on property of your workflow.

Concurrency units give you flexibility: run standard jobs (1 unit), use compute jobs for enhanced performance (2 units), or combine units for larger machines.

macOS

vCPURAMRunner TagXcodeUnits
412 GBblaze/macos-2626.21x
824 GBblaze/macos-26:lg26.22x
412 GBblaze/macos-1516.41x
824 GBblaze/macos-15:lg16.42x

Use blaze/macos-latest for the latest stable macOS.

Linux ARM64

Standard Runners

vCPURAMRunner TagUnits
26 GBblaze/ubuntu-22.041x
412 GBblaze/ubuntu-22.04:lg2x

Compute Runners

Enhanced CPU performance and high-speed memory.

vCPURAMRunner TagUnits
412 GBblaze/compute/ubuntu-22.042x
824 GBblaze/compute/ubuntu-22.04:lg4x

Linux AMD64

Standard Runners

vCPURAMRunner TagUnits
26 GBblaze/ubuntu-22.04-amd641x
412 GBblaze/ubuntu-22.04-amd64:lg2x

Compute Runners

Enhanced CPU performance and high-speed memory.

vCPURAMRunner TagUnits
412 GBblaze/compute/ubuntu-22.04-amd642x
824 GBblaze/compute/ubuntu-22.04-amd64:lg4x

Runner configurations and hardware are subject to change as newer hardware becomes available. We strive to maintain or improve performance levels.