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Every runner family, its hardware and the labels to use.
Linux7
Linux x64 GitHub Actions runnersDedicated AMD and Intel vCPU runners from 2 to 64 cores, with NVMe scratch disks and a persistent cache on every job.Native arm64 GitHub Actions runnersNative Ampere and Graviton-class arm64 runners. No QEMU, no emulation penalty, 20% cheaper than the x64 equivalent.Local NVMe scratch disksEvery runner gets a local NVMe scratch disk instead of network-attached storage — the difference shows up in every checkout, install and test run.Nested virtualization on runnersKVM and Hyper-V exposed inside the runner for Android emulators, Firecracker microVMs and VM-based integration tests.Snapshot runnersBoot a job from a filesystem snapshot taken after your dependencies were installed. Skip install entirely on every subsequent run.Preinstalled software on runnersThe full toolchain list on every runner image, and how it maps to the GitHub-hosted image so nothing breaks when you switch.Ubuntu versions on Linux runnersSupported Ubuntu images, the deprecation policy, and how to pin an image so a rollout never surprises your pipeline.
macOS4
macOS GitHub Actions runnersApple silicon macOS runners with preinstalled Xcode, simulators and signing tooling. Half the price of GitHub-hosted macOS.macOS runner sizes and pricingEvery macOS runner size, its CPU, memory and disk allocation, and how to pick one for Xcode builds and simulator tests.Xcode versions available on macOS runnersWhich Xcode versions ship on runnerhut macOS runners, how to pin one, and how image updates are rolled out.iOS simulator runtimes on macOS runnersPreinstalled simulator runtimes, how to add one at job time, and how to run simulator tests in parallel.
Windows2
Windows GitHub Actions runnersDedicated Windows Server 2022 and 2025 runners with Visual Studio build tools preinstalled and a persistent NuGet and MSBuild cache.Visual Studio images on Windows runnersWhich Visual Studio workloads and SDK components are preinstalled on runnerhut Windows runners, and how to add your own.