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Am I reading this right?: a CI company that shuts down CI services with such short notice? Do service providers not think customers have other things to do tha
by fidotron 6mo ago
Am I reading this right?: a CI company that shuts down CI services with such short notice?
Do service providers not think customers have other things to do than simply maintain their existing infrastructure?
- 8cvor6j844qw_d6 6mo agoSame thoughts. Guess the migration team responsible will have to kick up the gear.
- mcmcmc 6mo agoI don’t think they care about their customers at all, from the statement they consider their business a “byproduct”.
- 999900000999 6mo agoRealistically this is what you agree to when you want to use someone else's computer. They can just as easily ran out of money.
- JCharante 6mo agobut they're not > We are no longer accepting new customers for Cirrus Runners but will continue supporting the service for existing customers through their existing contract periods.
- fkorotkov 6mo agoCirrus CI was on a downhill in terms of users and revenue for years now. Most of the customers moved to GHA already. Plus migration is super easy with Cirrus CLI -- tool to run our CI task definitions locally or in any CI. See https://github.com/cirruslabs/cirrus-cli https://github.com/cirruslabs/cirrus-cli
- xp84 6mo agoI mean, it’s no different than any other company who goes out of business. Yeah, their star rating on Yelp is gonna take a major hit, but on the other hand, they don’t exist anymore so shrug feel free to hold a grudge against them, I guess. This is the risk we run when we get services from companies that aren’t Microsoft, IBM, etc. (I would say Google but LOL, they obviously kill products even faster than the startup death cycle).