CircleCI’s self-hosted runner installation on Kubernetes
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Strongly recommended method
The container runner is the recommended approach for using self-hosted runners with Kubernetes.
Deprecated method
If you are not using a container runner, see this README for documentation on the old method for using self-hosted runners with Kubernetes.
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