the open source bazel build acceleration platform: a remote cache, a build results store and a dashboard, secured from first boot by cloudimg.
BuildBuddy makes Bazel builds faster and easier to debug. It combines a remote content addressable cache, a Build Event Protocol results store and a web dashboard, so teams stop rebuilding what has already been built and get a shareable, drillable view of every invocation. Point Bazel at the appliance and action results are cached centrally: the first machine to build a target populates the cache and everyone else, including CI, downloads the result instead of recompiling, while each invocation streams to the dashboard for inspection of targets, timing and cache statistics.
cloudimg ships a genuinely open source, MIT licensed build, the enterprise only code is deliberately not bundled. It is secure by default: the dashboard is fronted by a reverse proxy with a unique administrator password generated on the first boot of every instance, with no default login surviving into the image, and it is self contained on an embedded database plus a local disk cache with nothing else to deploy. A bundled self test confirms the remote cache accelerates a real build straight from the box. Every deployment is paired with a step by step guide and backed by 24/7 cloudimg support.
Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.