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BuildGrid vs EngFlow Remote Caching

BuildGrid

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EngFlow Remote Caching

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FigureBuildGridEngFlow Remote Caching
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
Web—Yes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published02
Spec score · Build Cache Software7.4 (#18)7.8 (#12)
DeploymentA deployment consists of gRPC services that can run in one process or across multiple processes for more granular scaling.The pricing page lists Free as self-hosted and Enterprise as self-hosted or managed, with deployment options that include bare metal, AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, and OpenStack for Free, plus Azure, MacStadium, and Orka for Enterprise.
PurposeBuildGrid is a remote execution and caching service that implements Google’s Remote Execution API and Remote Workers API.Remote Caching is designed to speed builds, reduce developer workload and compute costs, and eliminate redundant rebuilds and test reruns.
SupportThe project documentation points users to a BuildTeamWorld Slack channel and GitLab bug tracking.The pricing page lists community support for Free and a dedicated engineer for Enterprise.

Plans

BuildGrid

No plans published.

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EngFlow Remote Caching

  • FreeFree
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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BuildGrid

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EngFlow Remote Caching

EngFlow Remote Caching is a remote cache service for reducing repeated builds and test reruns, developer workload, and compute costs. It uses gRPC, cache compression, and Build without the Bytes to limit latency and unnecessary data transfers. A layered cache keeps frequently requested data available, while the Build & Test UI reports cache hit rates, build time, and status in real time. The Free tier supports Bazel and provides in-cluster caching on one machine with 32 CPU cores, running Linux. Enterprise supports Bazel, Goma for Chromium, and Soong for AOSP, as well as in-cluster or external storage such as S3 and GCS. Free is self-hosted; Enterprise can be self-hosted or managed. The service is available for Linux, macOS, Windows, web, and API use. EngFlow says builds run in isolated, encrypted environments with dedicated infrastructure by default, and its solutions receive regular third-party audits against the five SOC 2 principles. Free costs nothing; Enterprise pricing is custom quote. A trial request form is available, with no duration stated.

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