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Continuous integration

Configure CI pipelines, task distribution, caching, and failure handling.

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Continuous integration Knowledge Base articles
Topics
Authenticate with the Nx Cloud Public API
Debug CI failures with the Public API
Investigate flaky tasks with the Public API
Query the Nx Cloud Public API
Read raw resource-utilization reports
Resource Usage
Use the Nx Cloud Public API with an AI agent
Fix sandbox violations
Task Sandboxing
Assignment Rules
Bring Your Own Compute
Cache Security
CI Workflow Examples by Provider
GitHub Actions Pricing and How to Cut Your CI Bill
Launch Templates
Monorepo CI best practices
Set the Affected Base Commit in CI
Set Up Bun with Mise on CI
Speed Up CI with a Build Cache
Use the Docker layer cache with Nx Agents
What Is a Flaky Test? Causes, Detection, and Fixes
Automatically Split Slow Tasks by File (Atomizer)
Detect and Retry Flaky Tasks
GitHub Actions integration
Nx CLI and CI Access Tokens
Optimize Your Time to Green (TTG)
Bring your own AI API key
Heartbeat and Main Job Completion Handling
Launch Template Examples
Nx Cloud and Personal Access Tokens
Reduce the Number of Affected Projects in a CI Pipeline Execution
GitHub App Permissions
Configure the npm proxy cache for Nx Agents
Docker Layer Caching
npm Read-Through Cache
Creating Custom Steps
Enable AI features
Migrate from start-ci-run to start-nx-agents
Dedicated Compute Cluster
Docker Read-Through Cache
Configuring the Cloud Runner
Custom images for Nx Agents
Recording Non-Nx Commands
Reduce Wasted Time in CI
Source Control Integration
Connecting Nx Cloud to your existing Google identity provider
Enable End to End Encryption