Faster builds with compute upgrades on paid plans
Projects on paid plans can now use enhanced build machines with double resources (8 CPUs, 16 GB memory, 58 GB disk) to improve build performance and reduce build minutes used. Enterprise customers also gain access to higher-spec machines for all concurrent builds.
Projects with can now use enhanced build machines to improve build performance. on-demand concurrent builds
Available on all paid plans, these machines offer double the resources: 8 CPUs, 16 GB memory, and 58 GB disk. This reduces both build time and total build minutes used. Existing customers are already seeing up to 25% faster builds with no changes required.
Enhanced builds can be enabled per project and are billed per minute.
Enterprise customers can run all concurrent builds, including pre-allocated build slots and on-demand, on higher-spec machines.
and learn more in .Enable on-demand enhanced buildsour documentation
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