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Summary

On a Nexus-Conductor class, every student's lifecycle job runs on the Conductor-Stack's Forgejo runner. At capacity: 2, a class-wide morning spin-up for twenty students needs ten rounds of roughly 15 minutes.

• runner.capacity: 2 → 4 in stacks/forgejo-runner/runner-config.yml. The other services are protected by the forgejo-dind ceiling, which every job container shares, not by the job count. The old comment justified 2 with "a cx43 with 40+ other containers", which that ceiling already covers.

• forgejo-dind cpus: 2.0 → 3.0. With four jobs sharing the ceiling, two CPUs only make each job slower. Measured on the Conductor-Stack (cpx32, 4 vCPU) on 2026-10-29 during a deploy:

  • load average 1.5;
  • 5.3 GB RAM available;
  • the other services together used about 0.4 cores.

  Three CPUs still leave one core to them while every job is busy.

• Tradeoff: Docker refuses a CPU limit above the host's count (range of CPUs is from 0.01 to N, checked locally). A host with fewer than three vCPUs can no longer start forgejo-dind. Every default server type has at least four.

Docs: docs/stacks/forgejo-runner.md and the compose comment.

Local review

Two CodeRabbit CLI rounds, one per commit:

• 0504959d (capacity): 0 findings.
• a2b605b0 (CPUs): 1 finding, dismissed. It asked to apply 3 CPUs only on hosts with at least 4 vCPUs. Hetzner sells no 3-vCPU type, so "at least 3" is "at least 4" in practice, and on 2 vCPUs the start fails loudly, as the comment says.

That second commit's round was accidentally started twice. The second output was discarded unread.

Not yet verified

Four parallel jobs inside the 4 GB / 3 CPU ceiling have not run yet. Neither has whether a spin-up stays under the runner's timeout: 30m when it shares the CPUs.

How to test

1. Merge and release.
2. On the Conductor-Stack, run Ops: Update from Upstream, then Spin Up.
3. Dispatch three or four lifecycle runs at once, for example spin-ups for several test users of one class.
4. Watch them run in parallel. On the server, docker stats forgejo-dind should stay under 4 GB.

Summary by Sourcery

Increase Forgejo runner throughput for classroom workloads while reserving host resources for other services.

Bug Fixes:

• Increase Forgejo runner concurrency to four jobs so class-wide student lifecycle operations complete in fewer rounds.

Enhancements:

• Increase the Forgejo job container CPU ceiling to three CPUs while retaining the 4 GB memory limit and documenting host CPU requirements and resource isolation.

Documentation:

• Update Forgejo runner documentation and configuration comments to explain the revised concurrency, CPU ceiling, and host requirements.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Updates
  • Increased the Forgejo runner’s job capacity from two to four concurrent jobs.
  • Set the runner’s CPU limit to three cores while retaining its 4 GB memory limit.
  • Clarified that these resource limits are shared across job containers and that hosts with fewer than three CPU cores cannot start the runner.

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Walkthrough

The Forgejo runner capacity increases from two jobs to four. The daemon CPU limit increases from 2.0 to 3.0, while its memory limit remains 4 GB. Configuration comments and documentation describe shared resource use and the host CPU requirement.

Changes: Forgejo runner capacity and resource limits

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Configure and document runner capacity stacks/forgejo-runner/runner-config.yml, stacks/forgejo-runner/docker-compose.yml, docs/stacks/forgejo-runner.md	The runner capacity changes to four jobs, and the daemon CPU limit changes to three CPUs. The Compose comments and documentation describe the 4 GB memory limit, aggregate resource use, and the minimum host CPU count.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: Low · previous review a2b60

Clarify that the promised spare CPU requires at least four vCPUs. The configuration can otherwise merge with that bounded correction.

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Reviewer's Guide

The PR configures the Forgejo runner to execute up to four concurrent lifecycle jobs and gives their shared DinD environment three CPUs within the existing 4 GB memory ceiling. Comments and documentation explain the workload rationale, host-resource tradeoff, and minimum CPU requirement; concurrency behavior and timeout performance still require validation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Increase Forgejo runner concurrency while preserving host protection through aggregate container resource limits.	Raise runner capacity from two to four jobs to reduce serialized class spin-ups. Increase the Forgejo DinD aggregate CPU ceiling from 2.0 to 3.0 while retaining the 4 GB memory limit. Document that the DinD ceiling, rather than job count, protects other services and that hosts with fewer than three vCPUs cannot start the container.	stacks/forgejo-runner/runner-config.yml stacks/forgejo-runner/docker-compose.yml docs/stacks/forgejo-runner.md

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Coverage report — nexus_deploy

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Review comments at @stacks/forgejo-runner/docker-compose.yml:
- Around line 137-141: Update the CPU-limit comments in the Compose
configuration and its corresponding documentation to clarify that the one-core
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