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We're currently exploring remote caching for our Nx monorepo using our own Google Cloud Storage (GCS) bucket, and there are a few points we're seeking clarity on:
Is an activation key required?
From what I understand, Nx Cloud requires an activation key to enable caching features, usage tracking, and dashboard access. However, when using the @nx/gcs-cache package with our own GCS bucket, is this activation key still mandatory? Or can we entirely bypass Nx Cloud and operate in a self-managed mode?
Do we need to host our own cache server?
The documentation mention setting up a custom self-host cache server. Is that still necessary in this case with GCS, or does @nx/gcs-cache fully handle the communication with GCS out-of-the-box, acting as both the client and the caching mechanism?
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@nx/gcs-cache
We're currently exploring remote caching for our Nx monorepo using our own Google Cloud Storage (GCS) bucket, and there are a few points we're seeking clarity on:
Is an activation key required?
From what I understand, Nx Cloud requires an activation key to enable caching features, usage tracking, and dashboard access. However, when using the
@nx/gcs-cache
package with our own GCS bucket, is this activation key still mandatory? Or can we entirely bypass Nx Cloud and operate in a self-managed mode?Do we need to host our own cache server?
The documentation mention setting up a custom self-host cache server. Is that still necessary in this case with GCS, or does @nx/gcs-cache fully handle the communication with GCS out-of-the-box, acting as both the client and the caching mechanism?
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