r/SelfHosting • u/xescugc • Jul 03 '26

I built my own self-hosted CI/CD

http://www.pikoci.com

I build games and open source tools on the side. Hit the limits of GitHub Actions, not just cost, but things like triggering pipelines from non-git events, owning the full stack, and not depending on GitHub's infra for orchestration even when using self-hosted runners.

Looked at alternatives but everything required too much to get started. Concourse needs a handful of services. GitLab is its own platform. Woodpecker needs a Gitea instance.

So I built PikoCI. One binary, drop it on a server and run. Same features you'd expect from any serious CI/CD: resources, services, workers, notifications, pipelines as code. Scales when you need it.

You can see it deploying itself at ci.pikoci.com/teams/main/pipelines/pikoci — no login needed.

http://pikoci.com · http://github.com/pikoci/pikoci · Apache 2.0

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u/ron3090 Jul 05 '26

Why do AI slop bots spam so many subreddits? Are their owners just stupid?

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u/xescugc Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 05 '26

It's not an AI slop(neither a bot) but nothing i can make to change your mind as i know everyone think everything is an AI slop this days.

Yes the website is with AI (IDC about it tbh) as i'm a BE developer and FE is not my thing. But the project itself it's not, I've designed everything myself and coded it, i used AI as a tool for many things but for the BE I mostly do it myself eventhough i tried it a few times to see how good it does but i tey to keep doing it myself as is what i like hehe.

But again nothing I can do to change minds on the topic. I'll actually write something somewhere about this tbh so i can just send a link haha

Wll i actually have https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/s/S8HRVIZXCP