CircleCI Competitors and Alternatives

What do you think of JetBrains TeamCity?

Valuable Features Templates Meta-runners Plugins Multiple version control system support REST API support • Improvements to My Organization We can build our code daily and automatically, with email notification for failures. It's easy to move to a new release because of templates and meta-runners, and agent pooling. • Room for Improvement REST API support lacks many features in customization of builds, jobs, and settings.  Also, integration with newer technologies needs improvement. • Use of Solution Three to five years. • Stability Issues Depends on the server host, but it runs on Java so it needs high specs. Otherwise, the website takes a long time to load.  Also, supporting newer technologies is limited. • Scalability Issues You have to clean up old...

What do you think of Travis CI?

Continuous integration is a hot topic across the web right now and most conferences have at least a few devops talks that touch on CI and build tools. They usually go something along the lines of, use Phing with Jenkins and touch on the fact that Jenkins used to be called Hudson, has been around for ever and has a plugin for just about everything. I’m not going to mention Jenkins as we explore a few hosted CI solutions. Hosting Your Own CI Server Managing any server is a timely process and a CI server is no different. Those Jenkins plugins don’t configure themselves. Smalls teams like ours don’t have the resources to commit to managing infrastructure and that is pretty scary when you’re talking about such a crucial aspect of the business. We’ve recently...