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Depot Cache
Make all builds incremental with distributed remote caching for Bazel, Go, Gradle, Turborepo, sccache, and Pants.
Integrate with any CI provider and share cache with your entire team, even in local development.
export SCCACHE_WEBDAV_ENDPOINT=https://cache.depot.dev
export SCCACHE_WEBDAV_TOKEN=<token>
export RUSTC_WRAPPER=sccache
$ cargo build --release
Compiling unicode-ident v1.0.13 Compiling proc-macro2 v1.0.92 Compiling libc v0.2.167 Compiling cfg-if v1.0.0 Compiling serde v1.0.215 Compiling autocfg v1.1.0 Compiling once_cell v1.20.2
Build API for Platforms
Programatically build container images on behalf of your customers in a secure, isolated environment.
gRPC, Connect, and HTTP/JSON support, with a variety of language SDKs and integrations.
syntax = "proto3";
package depot.core.v1;
rpc ListProjects(ListProjectsRequest) returns (ListProjectsResponse)
{
rpc GetProject(GetProjectRequest) returns (GetProjectResponse)
{
rpc CreateProject(CreateProjectRequest) returns (CreateProjectResponse)
{
rpc UpdateProject(UpdateProjectRequest) returns (UpdateProjectResponse)
{
rpc DeleteProject(DeleteProjectRequest) returns (DeleteProjectResponse)
{
rpc ListTrustPolicies(ListTrustPoliciesRequest) returns (ListTrustPoliciesResponse)
{
rpc AddTrustPolicy(AddTrustPolicyRequest) returns (AddTrustPolicyResponse)
{
rpc RemoveTrustPolicy(RemoveTrustPolicyRequest) returns (RemoveTrustPolicyResponse)
{
}
Faster builds for everyone
you wanna see some real speed?
Building and releasing a complete nextjs app in 1m3s
(with help from @depotdev - insane 16s build and push thanks to caching)
ok @depotdev is awesome! got my build & push from 30 mins to 4 and it will be about 12 seconds when cached *chef kiss*
Just want to give a public shoutout to @depotdev. Since migrating from the default GitHub actions runner, our Docker image build times have literally been cut in half.
Super impressive. So worth it. We are very happy customers. 😀
qemu emulations & buildkit made our arm builds really slow! tried out
@depotdev and saw instant 10x faster builds at
@formbricks 🚀
we've found @depotdev to be incredible for reducing our own build times by >10x, from 8 min to 20s in one case
I build 3 react apps, and 7 Golang binaries + golang tests on every single commit -- all in about 30 seconds total thanks to some very precise docker context management, docker run cache mounts, and the incredible caches provided by @depotdev. All in a single `depot bake` command
I am blown away by @depotdev, it's making the bref runtimes pipeline finally usable
"docker build" becomes "depot build" in GitHub Actions and:
- fast cross-platform builds (e.g. ARM)
- everything is cached aggressively
10 to 20 times faster builds!
"How do these competitors of ours move so fast?! They fix bugs in hours instead of days, they develop new features in days instead of weeks, and their sales cycle is weeks instead of months!?!"
Pro-tip: build a developer experience team that tries out new tools like
@depotdev 😉
Just switched all of my multi-platform container builds over to using
depot.dev. No cache github aciton build was 30m+. Cached was ~8m. Initial depot build (no cache): 3m. Amazing.
Building a container on my laptop: 19m40s, slow, makes me want to cry.
Building it on @depotdev: 4m42s, speedy, makes me smile. But doesn't heat up my room enough, so I have to wear a jumper.
Depot has been fantastic for us! We managed to get our build times down from ~8.5 minutes to ~30 seconds using the caching and cross-platform builds out of the box 😀
Pushed a new build of my @CrystalLanguage container image (hydrofoil-crystal) with native arm64 support! 🥳 🚀
Thanks to @depotdev for making it easier (and faster!) to build ARM container images! 😊
We switched to @depotdev for building our docker images at
@rwx_research. Our build times are twice as fast and integration was impressively easy with their support for GitHub's OIDC token. It's easy to spot when we switched in our CI analytics.
Amazing work. Depot really is a game changer.