Gitlab Runner - Create a private runner on Ubuntu 22.04

If you are using gitlab.com you can utilize the provided shared runners.
There may be cases though where the shared runners are not a good choice. This may be due to volume, considering that GitLab only offers a limited amount of minutes for these shared runners or due to security reasons.
In this video I will demonstrate how you can setup a private runner to use with gitlab.com. I will be using Ubuntu 22.04, but other Linux distros or Windows work too.
I will show you what you need to install on Ubuntu and how to use the runner in your GitLab project.
Details for the runner configuration (config.toml) can be found here: docs.gitlab.co...
Happy coding!

[@GunturBudiPrasojo]

Hi Bro, I was stuck at CI CD flutter for building apk, but after following your tutorial it's work with using docker, thank you very much!
Keep uploading contents bro, you are time saver!

[@abdiasnatanaelvrech683]

This is amazing info, thanks!

[@vlatkod1065]

hey
Tobi's Developer Corner
I followed your video, for docker self-hosted runner, using Alpine image, but the response that I got from docker is:
/bin/sh: eval: line 132: docker: not found
Any solution for this?
My job looks like:
build_image:
stage: build
tags:
- docker2
before_script:
- docker info
script:
- pwd
Thanks