Draft, pending legal review. This is a plain-language draft. A lawyer has not reviewed it yet, and it may change before the beta takes payments.
Acceptable Use Policy
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Zerun runners are for continuous integration and delivery jobs that your GitHub workflows start. This policy lists what you must not do with them. It applies to every job that runs on Zerun from your repos.
Do not mine cryptocurrency
Do not mine, or run any other proof-of-work computation, on Zerun runners. This includes mining as a test or as a small part of a job.
Do not attack anyone from a runner
- Do not send denial-of-service traffic or flood any system.
- Do not scan networks or probe systems for weaknesses unless you own them or have written permission.
- Do not try to break into systems or accounts, or guess passwords at scale.
- Do not create, store or spread malware.
- Do not send spam or run phishing.
Do not abuse Zerun
- Do not try to reach other users' VMs or data, or to get around the isolation between jobs.
- Do not attack or overload Zerun's own systems.
- Do not get around limits, the monthly cap or billing.
- Do not use runners as general-purpose servers, such as proxies, VPN exit points or services that run past the job.
Do not break the law
Do not use Zerun to store or send illegal content, or content that infringes someone else's rights.
What we do if this policy is broken
We may stop jobs, deny new jobs, or suspend or close the account. We will email you the reason. When the law requires it, we report abuse to the authorities.
Report abuse or a security problem
Write to beta@zerun.example. If you find a security problem in Zerun, tell us before you share it with anyone else. Test only against your own account.