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What are some alternatives to TeamCity?
Jenkins, Appveyor, Octopus Deploy, Bamboo, and Travis CI are the most popular alternatives and competitors to TeamCity. "Hosted internally" is the primary reason why developers choose Jenkins.
Jenkins
An extendable open source continuous integration server
Why people like Jenkins:
- Hosted internally
- Free open source
- Great to build, deploy or launch anything async
- Tons of integrations
Appveyor
Continuous Integration and Deployment service for busy Windows developers
Why people like Appveyor:
- Github integration
- Simple, reliable & powerful
- Hosted
- YML-based configuration
Octopus Deploy
Automated deployment for .NET
Why people like Octopus Deploy:
- Powerful
- Simplicity
- Easy to learn
- .Net oriented
Bamboo
Tie automated builds, tests, and releases together in a single workflow
Why people like Bamboo:
- Integrates with other Atlassian tools
- Great notification scheme
- Great UI
Travis CI
A hosted continuous integration service for open source and private projects
Why people like Travis CI:
- Github integration
- Free for open source
- Easy to get started
- Nice interface
CircleCI
Automate your development process quickly, safely, and at scale
Why people like CircleCI:
- Github integration
- Easy setup
- Fast builds
- Competitively priced
Codeship
A Continuous Integration Platform in the cloud
Why people like Codeship:
- Simple deployments
- Easy setup
- Github integration
- Continuous deployment
GitLab CI
GitLab integrated CI to test, build and deploy your code
Why people like GitLab CI:
- Robust CI with awesome Docker support
- Simple configuration
- Integrated with VCS on commit
- All in one solution
Drone.io
Open source continuous integration platform built on Docker
Why people like Drone.io:
- Open source
- Built on docker
- Free for open source
- GitHub integration
wercker
Build, test, and deploy container-native applications
Why people like wercker:
- Automatic Deployments
- Free
- Easy config via yaml
- Github integration
Semaphore
The continuous integration and delivery platform powering the world’s best engineering teams
Why people like Semaphore:
- Easy setup
- Fast builds
- Free for private github repos
- Great customer support
Concourse
Pipeline-based CI system written in Go
Why people like Concourse:
- Real pipelines
- Flexible engine
- Containerised builds
- Fast
Go.CD
Open source continuous delivery tool allows for advanced workflow modeling and dependencies management.
Why people like Go.CD:
- Open source
- Pipeline dependencies
- Pipeline structures
- Can run jobs in parallel
Buildkite
Fast, secure and scalable CI/CD for all your software projects
Why people like Buildkite:
- Great customer support
- Github integration
- Easy to use
- Easy setup
AWS CodeBuild
Build and test code with continuous scaling
Why people like AWS CodeBuild:
- Pay per minute
- Integrated with AWS
- Bit bucket integration
- Parameter Store integration for passing secrets
Heroku CI
Fast, low-setup CI that’s easy to use.
Why people like Heroku CI:
- No waiting in the queue
- Consolidated Heroku billing
- Best in class pipeline integration
Shippable
Shippable is a SaaS platform that lets you easily add Continuous Integration/Deployment to your Github & Bitbucket repos
Why people like Shippable:
- Free private repositories
- Built on docker
- Continuous deployment
- Bitbucket integration
Blue Ocean
A reboot of the Jenkins CI/CD User Experience
Why people like Blue Ocean:
- Beautiful interface
Buildbot
Python-based continuous integration testing framework
Why people like Buildbot:
- Highly configurable builds
- Hosted internally
- Beautiful waterfall
- Python
Jenkins X
A CI/CD solution for cloud applications on Kubernetes
Why people like Jenkins X:
- Kubernetes integration
- Scripted Pipelines
- GitOps
Bitbucket Pipelines
An Integrated continuous integration and continuous deployment for Bitbucket
Snap CI
Build, test, and deploy software faster with Snap's continuous integration and deployment tool
Why people like Snap CI:
- Github integration
- Easy setup
- Multi-stage pipelines
- Continuous deployment
Test Kitchen
Integration tool for developing and testing infrastructure code and software on isolated target platforms
Why people like Test Kitchen:
- Automated testing
- Detect bugs in cook books
- Can containerise tests in Docker
- Integrates well with vagrant
Solano CI
Massively Scalable Continuous Integration and Deployment
Why people like Solano CI:
- Uber-fast highly customizable parallel builds
- Github integration and automatic branch tracking
- Awesome support and easy to integrate!
- Integration with AWS Code Pipeline
Azure Pipelines
Continuously build, test, and deploy to any platform and cloud
Strider
Open-Source Continuous Integration and Deployment Server
Why people like Strider:
- Free Open Source
- Hosted Internally
Magnum CI
Hosted Continuous Integration and Delivery Platform for private repositories
Why people like Magnum CI:
- Free
- Easy setup
- Github integration
- Gitlab integration
Screwdriver
Yahoo's Continuous Delivery Build System for Dynamic Infrastructure
Why people like Screwdriver:
- Free open source
LambCI
A continuous integration system built on AWS Lambda
Vespene
Python CI/CD and automation server written in Django
