Last week I decided I wanted to try out forgejo actions to build this blog instead of using webhooks, so I looked the documentation and started playing with it until I had it working as I wanted. This post is to describe how I’ve installed and configured a forgejo runner, how I’ve added an oci organization to my instance to build, publish and mirror container images and added a couple of additional organizations (actions and docker for now) to mirror interesting actions. The changes made to build the site using actions will be documented on a separate post, as I’ll be using this entry to test the new setup on the blog project. Installing the runnerThe first thing I’ve done is to install a runner on my server, I decided to use the OCI image installation method, as it seemed to be the easiest and fastest one. The commands I’ve used to setup the runner are the following: $ cd /srv $ git clone https://forgejo.mixinet.net/blogops/forgejo-runner.git $ cd forgejo-runner $ sh ./bin/setup-runner.sh