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We recently did a switch to buildkite.com. It's a bit unusual in that its a cloud-based UI attached to agents running on your own infrastructure. If that's an o
by cdoxsey 8y ago
We recently did a switch to buildkite.com. It's a bit unusual in that its a cloud-based UI attached to agents running on your own infrastructure. If that's an option, it may be worth a look (they do provide a cloudformation template for AWS)
Featurewise:
- good support for updating status in github
- haven't tried Jira
- it supports artifacts which can be stored in s3
- you can use docker to build most programming languages and there are plugins for some functionality
- you can also install additional things on your worker nodes which could be available when you run your build
All in all its probably less-featureful and will require a bit more setup, but it gives you more control.
I have also used Google's cloudbuild for personal things and like it OK. It uses cloud-builders: https://cloud.google.com/cloud-build/docs/cloud-builders https://cloud.google.com/cloud-build/docs/cloud-builders. If you set it up right its pretty fast.
- tedmiston 8y agoBuildkite looks interesting and their free plan [1] is pretty generous: > Unlimited agents > Unlimited builds > Unlimited artifacts The self-hosted workers reminds me of GitLab CI runners. [1]: https://buildkite.com/pricing https://buildkite.com/pricing
- photonios 8y agobuildkite.com looks really interesting! Do you actually run your own hardware for the agents or do you rent it from one of the large cloud providers?