Changelog

Xcode 26 introduces a new Compilation Cache feature that significantly speeds up build times by reusing compiled outputs across checkouts and builds.

This feature is fully integrated into Namespace GitHub Runners and can be used to leverage the compilation cache across CI runs.

Create and manage revokable tokens for authentication in situations where federation is not available or practical. Tokens can be scoped to specific resources and actions, with configurable expiration up to 90 days.

Use nsc token create/list/revoke to manage time-limited, scoped access for CI/CD pipelines, automated scripts, and temporary access grants.

You can now breakdown usage by GitHub Organization and GitHub Profile in addition to existing breakdown dimensions like Platform, Shape, Purpose, Repository, and Branch.

You can now filter instances and jobs by branch. Selecting multiple items no longer closes the selector anymore. Happy filtering!

64, 96 and 128 vCPU options for Linux/amd64 are now available on a limited basis.

The Container Registry is now fully manageable via our API. You can programmatically list repositories, inspect images, and manage registry resources directly from your applications.

You can now make container registry images publicly accessible across workspaces. Share your images using nsc registry share nscr.io/abc/backend:latest to generate a new reference that can be used by any workspace.

Update to the latest nsc version with nsc version update to access this feature.

Artifacts produced by an instance are now surfaced directly in the right-side job panel, alongside cache volumes and container builds for quick access.

The job overview now includes an expanded view option, displaying a detailed grid of successful and failed runs for better pattern recognition across time.

You can now SSH directly into named containers using nsc ssh --container_name base ... after starting instances with nsc run --name base.

Introduced the Vault API for secure secret management. Secrets are versioned, encrypted at rest with per-tenant keys, and accessible via both API and CLI.

Manage secrets using nsc vault add/set/list/delete commands.

The final release version of macOS Tahoe and macOS Sequoia including Xcode 26.0 are now available to use on Namespace platform. To start using it select Tahoe Stable from the list of supported images in the GitHub runner profile editor.

Individual builds now display a detailed sidebar including attestation outputs, materials, origin information, and build metadata for better traceability.

You can now specify a macOS version selector when creating instances via the API, such as macos.version=15.x under InstanceShape.selectors, for precise control over the macOS version your workloads run on.

The connections view now displays average transfer speeds alongside data volumes, helping you understand network performance at a glance.

Manage trust relationships for authentication using nsc auth trust-relationships add/list/remove. Configure arbitrary issuer and subject match patterns to establish secure access from external identity providers via OIDC tokens.

The job sidebar now displays commit details including branch, commit hash, and message for better context when reviewing workflow runs.

Learn how Namespace helps you identify bottlenecks in your Docker builds.

When using nscloud-cache-action, you can now observe which files were placed in the cache by the action.

Federation with OIDC is now available to all workspaces. This allows you to securely access resources in your cloud provider from Namespace, or access your workspace from any trusted issuer.

Accelerate your Linux arm64 workflows and Docker builds by using the fastest available arm cores: Apple M4 Pro. Reach out to support@namespace.so to join the early access.

When browsing through your list of profiles, you can now quickly peek into their configured platform and shapes.

Using the new build-orb you can significantly speed up your Docker builds in CircleCI workflows.

The first beta of the upcoming macOS 26 is available on Namespace platform. Create a demo instance on the dashboard or select Tahoe from the list of supported images in GitHub runner profile editor.

Xcode 26 beta is also available for early access in macOS Sequoia image. The image also contains the SDKs for building software for macOS Tahoe, iOS 26, visionOS 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26. To take advantage of the new Sequoia image enroll your GitHub profile into the bleeding-edge macOS release channel.

Gain interactive, visual access to your Windows runners straight from our CLI.

After Linux and Mac, Windows is now available on Namespace. GitHub Action support is builtin with 2x to 5x faster runs.

Reach out to support@namespace.so to join the early access. We expect to release Windows to all customers in the next weeks.

Accelerate your task orchestration and dependency management for Moonrepo through remote caching.

• GitHub Runner v2.324.0
• Docker: 28.0.4
• Docker Buildx: 0.23.0
• Docker Compose: 2.35.1

Namespace now has first-class support for high-performance turborepo caching.

Explore Job Insights across arbitrary time ranges of your choice.

Performant cross-invocation caching based on locally attached volumes has delivered the biggest speedup to our customers’ workflows.

Now caching is also available for our macOS runners. It can be configured via GitHub Runner Profiles and is compatible with nscloud-cache-action.

You can now find our SOC2 report, controls and list of sub-processors, in our trust center.

Ingress rules can now be configured per instance, to enable the TLS passthrough of an arbitrary set of subdomains, wildcards included, into a workload running in the instance.

Pop in via Remote Display to any Mac run, right from our dashboard. Great for debugging or testing purposes.

Or use our CLI: nsc vnc {instanceid}.

Want to quickly try something on Mac? Head over to our dashboard and create an ephemeral mac instance directly from the app.

Understand performance patterns over time by exploring tens of thousands of past runs, and plot their duration and queue times.

Instances can now burst download and upload speeds up to 10Gbps. Higher capacities are coming soon to larger instance shapes.

We are committed to making testing iOS and macOS applications more accessible. We found efficiencies in our infrastructure and we want to forward those to you.

MacOS M2 Pro 6 vCPU / 14 GB RAM instances are now $0.06/minute (down from $0.078/minute, a 23% reduction).

The same reliability you can expect from Namespace, now cheaper. More details on the pricing page.