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OSS-licensed orgs can request increased resources on Mend Renovate Community Cloud #33617
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FAQs for Open Source projects migrating to back Mend-hosted appsAs part of our support of Open Source projects with the Community (OSS) plan (#33617) that we've recently proactively upgraded projects to, I've had some discussions with Open Source projects who've ended up self-hosting for a few reasons. For a number of projects, they have a split of Mend-hosted and self-hosted Renovate deployments. To help consider whether it's worth centralising on only Mend-hosted (so we can handle the scaling + caching for you), the following FAQ covers some key questions projects have had while considering this. "We primarily moved to self-hosted Renovate, so we could run
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Orgs running Renovate using the free service provided by Mend Renovate Community Cloud are granted limited resources. (See documentation here.) Some jobs might fail due to memory, disk or timeout limits.
OSS-licensed orgs that are running Renovate on Mend Renovate Community Cloud can apply for increased resources (including memory, disk space, timeouts) so that jobs will be more likely to run to completion and not fail due to resource limits.
If you would like to apply for increased resources for an OSS-licensed org, please create a “Mend Hosted Request” Discussion and tell us which Org you would like to request increased resources for. Note: It will help if you can provide evidence that the org is an Open Source project.
Please note: acceptance is at the discretion of Mend.io.
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