reserved. Remote Execution Caching Compiler (RECC) CppCon 2024 September 19, 2024 Shivam Bairoliya Software Engineer© 2024 Bloomberg Finance L.P. All rights reserved. What is RECC? ● Remote Execution compiler commands and optionally forwards them to a remote build execution service ○ Encompasses the capabilities of both ccache and distcc ○ Supports remote linking and caching ● Designed to share caches Solaris CC) ○ Supports multiple operating systems (Linux, macOS, Solaris) ● Compatible with any remote execution API server supported by Bazel ○ Single Host Server/Proxy: BuildBox-CASD ○ Distributed

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to

create and test packages offline. You can also work offline as long as no new packages are needed from remote servers. • JFrog Artifactory Community Edition (CE) is the recommended Conan server to host your JFrog Artifactory for Conan packages, including a WebUI, multiple auth protocols (LDAP), Virtual and Remote repositories to create advanced topologies, a Rest API, and generic repositories to host any artifact From using libraries already packaged by Conan, to how to package your libraries and store them in a remote server alongside all the precompiled binaries. 4.1 Consuming packages This section shows how to