Turn any machine into execution capacity.

A Garage contributes its local Grid, artifact cache and PitBox runtime to a Circuit.

Configure a Garage Circuit Overview

HOST

edge-a (x86_64)

Circuit Joined

LOCAL CAS CACHE

sha256:AAACached

Runtime Warm

Local Capacity (5/8 active)

Single Binary

Zero Dependencies

Runs on bare metal, edge hardware, or cloud VMs

Local CAS

On-demand Caching

Pulls artifacts once, reuses across executions

Warm Runtime

Disposable Sandboxes

Host process stays up while workloads remain ephemeral

HOST COMPUTE

Lightweight agent with strict bounded capacity

Transform any Linux or macOS server into an autonomous worker node with a single command.

01Capacity

Local Grid

Expose the machine's bounded execution capacity to PitFast. Prevent CPU exhaustion through strict lane concurrency limits.

02Cache

On-demand Artifacts

Pull immutable artifacts from Paddock only when they are needed. Verify SHA-256 byte signatures locally before execution.

03Lifecycle

Warm Runtime

Keep infrastructure and prepared Components ready while executions remain disposable and isolated.

GARAGE DAEMON SETUP

Start and configure a local Garage node

Launch the host daemon and specify execution lane concurrency.

bash

# 1. Start the Garage daemon on your host with 8 execution lanes
pit garage start --lanes 8 --port 7080

# 2. Check local lane status and cached artifacts
pit garage status

# 3. Pre-warm local cache with specific service artifact
pit garage pull service-a:v1

The PitFast Lifecycle