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Ugh. Concourse is interesting for sure, but really hard to get a hang for. I would be careful who I recommend it to. I don't like to speak in negatives so I wo
by smashed 5y ago
Ugh. Concourse is interesting for sure, but really hard to get a hang for. I would be careful who I recommend it to.
I don't like to speak in negatives so I won't elaborate, but basically I've had a very hard time using it and it made work miserable. Besides the shiny UI, there was literally nothing to make a devops team's work easier. Simply accessing a failed job log output was hard.
I prefer gitlab-ci because I already use gitlab and the integration is nice. For a pure CI system I would use drone.io if I was not already using gitlab.
- fsck0ff 5y agoI spent a few hours this week creating a FreeBSD port for Drone, only to find out that the OSS version of Drone doesn't support external workers and since FreeBSD doesn't do Docker, Drone is pretty much useless on FreeBSD. It would be great if it was mentioned in their documentation so I didn't waste my time with Drone, but it's not. Concourse on the other hand seems to work on FreeBSD and doesn't have artificial limits to try and sell something.