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> This job starts by installing and starting an SSH agent on the runner. When you redeemed your invitation code, an instance was created for you to deploy to, and the SSH private key is stored in a variable named `SSH_PRIVATE_KEY`. This key is added to the SSH agent to use for connections.
1. As a script for the job, we are going to SSH into our server and register the gitlab runner on it. Notice that we are using the GITLAB_RUNNER_TOKEN variable we created earlier.
1. As a script for the job, we are going to SSH into our server and register the GitLab runner on it. Notice that we are using the GITLAB_RUNNER_TOKEN variable we created earlier.
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script:
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>
> In this configuration, the executor is set to docker. For the `docker-image`, you are setting the default Docker image to use for your pipelines. You can use any Docker image you like, for this example, we will use `alpine:latest` as the default image.
1. Select **Commit changes**, add a commit message (e.g. "Added runner creation job") and select **Commit changes**.
1. Select **Commit changes**, add a commit message (for example "Added runner creation job") and select **Commit changes**.
1. Select **Build > Pipelines**.
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