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I've been using travis Enterprise for over two years and what has kept that going has been the amazing support and development team at Travis who have always he
by devhead 8y ago
I've been using travis Enterprise for over two years and what has kept that going has been the amazing support and development team at Travis who have always helped us during an emergency, been very responsive and informative in all our interactions. They are the reasons I have backlogged the project to migrate.
Keys issues i've seen in our Enterprise install...
* Upgrades can go bad, very quickly and very silently.
* Build images are out-dated, missing security patches, bloated, and not easily provisioned with custom features to integrate our tools with theirs.
* no tooling for docker builds/deployments
* long start up time on the build images.
* Enterprise documentation (though it's been improved a lot recently)
Best of luck to #travisAlums, I hope you get picked up quickly.
- nojvek 8y agoWe’re on a custom plan and pay them quite a bit every month. However after their acquisition, their support is basically non-existent in responses. We’re migrating to in-house Jenkins now. Can’t trust third parties to handle critical infra. I was a big pusher for Travis, but they’ve lost my trust. I would advice everyone else to migrate off and mitigate their risk.