Jenkins vs. TeamCity vs. Buildbot

Jenkins is our continuous integration system for packaging builds and running unit tests after each check in.

CI

Jenkins project files with Maven artifacts

Testing of Java APIs.

Opstax uses Jenkins as the backbone of our continuous integration pipeline.

Continuous deployment and build monitoring

All of our pull requests are automatically tested using Jenkins' integration with GitHub, and we provision and deploy our servers using Jenkins' interface. This is integrated with HipChat, immediately notifying us if anything goes wrong with a deployment.

Continuous integration and deployment automation

Our CI server—Borg—uses Jenkins to keep everything running smoothly.

Continuous integration and deployment.

Delivery/Deploy system.

To launch update development environment and perform CasperJS tests.

Is for continuous integration and monitoring of the app - the app is deployed for test through Jenkins - dashboard for monitoring of status on GitHub, App health etc.

Continuous integration that run all test and build scripts, we separate it into few build stages for multiple sub-modules.

빌드 자동화 툴로 jenkins 를 사용하고 있습니다.

Jenkins is used for running tests before and after merge, for deploying changes and for running periodic tasks, similarly to cron.

Builds project.

More customisable continuous integration, very useful for Swift compiling and PR management.

Used for optimizing our dev workflow.

Continuous integration for non-Docker builds

Continuous Integration and deploys.

It can do anything, ANYTHING!

Continuous integration with built-in testing so every release is safe and any errors are picked up immediately.

서버 빌드 및 배포

Best Open Source CI Software. We use it for Web, Mobile and BackEnd

持续集成必备

Automating build, running specs, blocking pull request, deploy on the Kubernetes, Jenkins does this all with ease.

Build, test-runner, ContinuousDelivery To Dev

CI/CD, Jenkins 2.0

• Groovy (Jenkinsfile.groovy: Pipeline as code)
• build slave (aws ec2)
• checkpoint stage
  • build
  • e2e
  • deploy to dev
  • deploy to sys
  • e2e test
  • deploy to uat
• shell scripts
  • ci.sh
  • e2e.sh
  • deploy.sh
  • publish.sh
  • publish-docs.sh

Used for continuous integration; e.g. running unit tests before deployment and of open GitHub Pull Requests.

We use Jenkins to schedule our Browser and API Based regression and acceptance tests on a regular bases. We use additionally to Jenkins GitlabCI for unit and component testing.

Continuous Integration server.

used at several companies for continuous integration and build environment.

Experience with overall Jenkins configuration, setting up agents and (multi-branch) continuous deployment pipelines through Jenkinsfiles.

Currently serves as the location that our QA team builds various automated testing jobs.

At one point we were using it for builds, but we ended up migrating away from them to Code Pipelines.

Jenkins is our go-to devops automation tool. We use it for automated test builds, all the way up to server updates and deploys. It really helps maintain our homegrown continuous-integration suite. It even does our blue/green deploys.

지속적인 통합을 통한 빌드와 테스팅 자동화를 위해 사용해보았습니다.

CI

Runs on a private server.

Continuous integration and build management.

Industry standard, easy to setup and reliable

Continuous Integration.

持续集成

We automate our release cycle and use it to trigger our tests once a new code was pushed

• Nodejs , Spring Project에서 자동 빌드할수 있도록 구성해봄

Continuous Testing

Continuous integration & deployment

CI/CD

Continuous Integration

• CI
• Deployments
• Reports generation
• Services life-cycle (start/stop)

TeamCity builds then copies to each web tier via a powershell script. The steps for each server are:

• Tell HAProxy to take the server out of rotation via a POST
• Delay to let IIS finish current requests (~5 sec)
• Stop the website (via the same PSSession for all the following)
• Robocopy files
• Start the website
• Re-enable in HAProxy via another POST

TeamCity is our main continuous integration server. It starts creating builds and running tests based on commits that we make in our hosted bitbucket repositories. From there, we have a set of configuraitons that can deploy the built and tested artifacts (web app, batches, db, etc...) to a stage or production server. We still release manually, but we release often, and TeamCity has nice features to help us roll back when things don't work out as planned.

I'm using a selfhosted TC as Referenceplatform, and use travis with another configuration.

Build system.

Continuous integration for iOS apps.

Continuous Integration