Today, we are announcing the public beta of larger GitHub hosted runners for GitHub Actions for Team and Enterprise plans 🎉 🎉
The new larger runners provide new capabilities for Team and Enterprise GitHub Action users:
Developers will be able to make use of machine sizes up to 64 cores on demand to run their workflows, billed by the job minute.
Setup a fixed IP range for your machines by simply ticking a check box, this provides an IP range that can be allow listed in internal systems and in GitHub’s allow list to keep using Actions while making your GitHub environment more secure.
Admin’s can choose who can have access to larger machine sizes and at what concurrency, providing guard rails on spending
Larger runners are charged for in both private and public repos and do not consume included minutes.
To learn more about the larger runner per job minute pricing, check out the updated pricing docs
To learn more about using the new larger runners, check out our docs
As previously announced in June, Learning Lab is now deprecated in favor of GitHub Skills. Learning Lab's course repositories have been archived as of today. You'll continue to have access to any repositories you own that were created using Learning Lab.
If you've used Learning Lab, we recommend trying a GitHub Skills course for the latest content and an updated learning experience backed by GitHub Actions.
At the organization level, you can now view (GET) and update (PATCH) enablement status as well as configure the setting to automatically enable new repositories for the following GitHub security products:
If you are a GitHub Advanced Security customer, you can also view and update the same settings for:
In addition, GitHub Advanced Security customers can view and update the enablement status for GitHub Advanced Security at the organization level.
Learn more about the organization REST API and send us your feedback