Nowadays I actively avoid Jenkins for almost everything after seeing it fail in companies of different sizes (mostly medium/big ones). Not that Jenkins itself

Nowadays I actively avoid Jenkins for almost everything after seeing it fail in companies of different sizes (mostly medium/big ones). Not that Jenkins itself is bad but keeping the base and plugins up-to-date is really painful. There are a lot of plugins, yes, but many are basically inactive or poorly written (some are really good tho). The good thing is that there are some alternatives to Jenkins, even very good ones if you have money to spend.