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> There is also a [standard ARM Linux runner][runners-linux-arm] `ubuntu-24.04-arm`, currently in public preview and only supported on public repositories.
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> To use it, supply your own runner map as shown below.
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> To use ARM Linux runners on private repositories, you need a non-standard runners, as shown below.
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> To use ARM Linux runners on private repositories, you need non-standard runners, as shown below.
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##### Non-Standard runners
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##### Non-standard runners
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You can also use several types of non-standard runners by providing a custom runner map.
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For example, this runner-map enables the [larger GitHub runners for macOS][runners-large-macos]:
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For example, this runner map enables the [larger GitHub runners for macOS][runners-large-macos]:
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```yaml
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jobs:
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> [!TIP]
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> Using `macos-latest-large` is currently the only way to run *current* macOS on Intel architecture.
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> Using `macos-latest-large` is currently the only way to run _current_ macOS on Intel architecture.
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The other two types of runners are those provisioned on your own infrastructure, and [larger Ubuntu (not macOS) runners][runners-large] with bespoke specs (for example, 64 CPUs, 128GB RAM) hosted by GitHub.
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Confusingly, GitHub sometimes refers to both of these as "self-hosted" runners.
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