You can launch a cgeo-executor-1 from the cgeo-executor image using docker:
docker run -d --device /dev/kvm --cpuset-cpus=12-15 \
--memory=8g --memory-reservation=4g \
--name cgeo-executor-1 -v PATH-TO-YOUR-SRV:/srv cgeo/cgeo-executor
Here, the executor has access to /dev/kvm, is restricted to 4 CPUs (12 to 15),
and can use at most 8GB of RAM (4GB preferred).
Also, a directory is bound to /srv in the container. This directory must contain
at least those files:
- slave: the name of the Jenkins slave
- secret: the secret of the Jenkins slave
- private.properties
- cgeo.geocaching_preferences.xml
The user running docker must have access to /dev/kvm.
Sdk tools are managed in file android-packages. Image need to be rebuilt when changed.
To find which names are available, this command will be useful:
sdkmanager --list --verbose | grep -vP "^Info:|^\s|^$|^done$"
see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42460205/truncated-android-sdk-package-paths-from-sdkmanager-cli