remote-cache

Tuist builds infrastructure for faster, more reliable build and test workflows across developers, CI, and coding agents. Shared cache, tests, and insights that sit alongside your existing CI.

A task runner for Nx that uses S3 storage as a remote cache to share computation results across teams and CI.

Self-hosted remote build-cache server for mbx (Mr Boxington) — experimental

Creates the 'remotecache.vdf' file based on the contents of the 'remote' directory.

Task orchestration you own. Correct, sandboxed, extensible. No cloud, no account, no paywall.

Production Buildbarn Helm chart (remote cache, CAS, RBE) for Bazel on Kubernetes

A Bun-native Nx remote cache server providing filesystem or S3-compatible artifact storage.

Deploy your own Turborepo remote cache into your AWS account in one command - or use the CDK construct in your stack. Serverless, S3-backed, near-zero cost.

A lightweight, high-performance remote build cache server for Gradle, written in Go. Supports local disk and S3-compatible storage with optional Prometheus metrics and HTTP Basic Auth.

Experimental Bazel HTTP remote cache backed by GitHub Actions cache v2

Self-hosted Nx remote cache server on Cloudflare Workers + R2 — no server to run, no storage credentials in CI

A bzlmod-based Bazel polyglot monorepo starter — Python, Rust, C++, Java, Go, with hermetic toolchains, lint, publish, and cross-platform CI.

A fast, open-source remote build cache node for Gradle, written in Rust.

Railway template: self-hosted Turborepo remote cache (ducktors/turborepo-remote-cache) with an example monorepo.

Multi-tenant Turborepo remote cache: one server, per-team tokens, S3-compatible storage

Use a standard Bazel remote cache server (REAPI v2) as the Gradle build cache backend

Reference artifact for restoring external LLM state with a bounded local restoration working set.

Open-source CI for Turborepo monorepos on boxd: every task on its own machine, restored from a snapshot with everything installed.

A learning homelab: a CI platform on Proxmox VE 9 in Hyper-V, built from code with OpenTofu and Ansible, with measured evidence and a handoff guide.

Explicit Bazel rules for .NET projects, retaining MSBuild and SDK behavior.