RelativeCI

Question 1

How do you count the number of jobs?

Answer

A job is a successfully processed request the RelativeCI agent sends for one of the organization's projects. The usage considers all the jobs across all the organization's projects.

In most setups, there is a direct correlation between continuous integration(CI) builds and RelativeCI jobs. For instance, a team of 5 developers pushing their code 5 times per day will trigger the application to be built 500 times per month (5 x 5 x 20 = 500), resulting in 500 RelativeCI jobs.

On monorepo setups, each CI build job can send bundle stats for multiple projects. The estimated usage depends on the number of projects you are monitoring or whether your setup builds only for changed projects.

Question 2

How do you measure job stats size?

Answer

The job stats size is the size of the data filtered and uploaded by relative-ci/agent and processed by RelativeCI.

You can view the job stats on the job info section or by enabling DEBUG mode on the agent (check debug instructions based on your agent installation type). Also, you can view the daily stats usage for the entire organization on Organization/Settings/Usage page.

As an example, the job stats size for an application with 100 assets and 1500 module is approximately 250KB.

Question 3

What if I exceed my subscription's monthly quota?

Answer

You will receive notifications when your usage quota for the current billing period will reach 90% and 100% of the limit. If your organization's usage exceeds any of the limits, RelativeCI will stop processing job requests until the end of the current period.

To avoid un-processed jobs, you can consider upgrading to a larger plan or configure your CI service to not run the agent on every build.

Question 4

What are the limits of the Open Source plan?

Answer

The Open Source subscriptions are set up initially with fair usage monthly limits: 500 jobs, 250MiB stats. If you get notified of reaching your monthly quota, don't hesitate to contact us, and we will increase the limits.

Open Source subscription is available only for public repositories.

Question 5

Do you have any project or user limits?

Answer

RelativeCI allows you to add unlimited projects and users. If you get notified about reaching the fair use limit, please get in touch.

Question 6

What payment methods are supported?

Answer

RelativeCI uses Paddle.com to process payments. We support all major card providers and PayPal.

Question 7

Will I be charged sales tax or VAT?

Answer

Depending on your region or entity type (consumer/organization), Paddle will collect the applicable tax. The total price will be calculated at the payment step.