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Changelog #22
Changelog #22
> Cache Volumes on Windows Runners> Bazel Remote Asset API> More

Changelog #22

Cache volumes reach Windows GitHub Actions runners in early access, Namespace's Bazel cache now implements the Remote Asset API, and 64 vCPU Linux shapes, artifact retention controls, and a batch of platform updates round out the rest.

Niklas Gehlen
Reducing Github Actions runtime for a Rust project

Reducing Github Actions runtime for a Rust project

A case study migrating a real-world Rust project's CI to Namespace runners and caching, cutting workflow duration from 9m 31s to 44s and cost per run from $0.44 to $0.074.

Zack Chase
Protecting Your Workloads with Egress Filtering

Protecting Your Workloads with Egress Filtering

AI makes shipping code faster, and it makes attacking it faster too. Almost every recent supply chain attack ends with an outbound network call. Egress filtering for GitHub Actions runners and Devboxes restricts outbound access to an allow-list and shows what your workloads reach, so you can prevent and respond to threats.

Zack Chase
Changelog #21
Changelog #21
> Egress Traffic Visibility> Ubuntu 26.04 Runners> More

Changelog #21

Egress traffic visibility is now generally available, Ubuntu 26.04 runner images are live, Windows runners now support cache volumes, and Devbox ships the gh CLI by default.

Zack Chase
Running Codex in a Devbox

Running Codex in a Devbox

Run Codex in a secure environment with Namespace Devboxes: isolated, persistent, and ready in seconds.

Sebastian Witalec
Changelog #20
Changelog #20
> Devbox Updates> Remote Bazel Execution> macOS Golden Gate

Changelog #20

We've added support for Devbox leasing, snapshots, and spec file updates, along with Bazel Remote Build Execution support and near same-day support for macOS Golden Gate.

Zack Chase