#Teamcity vs jenkins software#

'In the face of Kubernetes somewhat leveling the CI/CD playing field, it makes sense for Google and IBM to lead this foundation to ultimately make their cloud solutions the logical target of continuous release processes,' Volk said.ДЄlso, founding CDF members CloudBees and CircleCI get some additional 'good Kubernetes street cred,' he added. Several vendors will play a key role in the success of the Continuous Delivery Foundation, but those roles also raise some questions. Torsten VolkAnalyst at Enterprise Management Associates

The continuous integration aspect of CI/CD is well-figured- out, but enterprises struggle with the continuous delivery end of the pipeline.Д¬ontinuous delivery is one of the most talked about and least executed, yet most important, topics in enterprise IT. CloudBees, which commercializes Jenkins CI/CD in a suite with analytics, delivered Jenkins and Jenkins X to the CDF, while Netflix delivered Spinnaker, and Google delivered Tekton. Initially, the Continuous Delivery Foundation will host four prominent CI/CD projects under its aegis: the Jenkins open source CI/CD system Jenkins X, which automates CI/CD for Kubernetes Spinnaker, an open source multi-cloud continuous delivery application and Tekton, an open source project and specification for CI/CD components. Among the CDF's founding members, which span open source software, platforms and tools, are the following: Alibaba, Autodesk, Capital One, CircleCI, CloudBees, GitLab, Google, Huawei, IBM, JFrog, Netflix, Puppet, Red Hat and SAP. To help simplify the process, the Linux Foundation formed the Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF) in mid-March.

#Teamcity vs jenkins software#

Nearly every company also creates software to automate its business processes, so CI/CD tools are in higher demand than ever.Дespite some consolidation in the DevOps arena - JFrog recently acquired Shippable, and CloudBees snapped up Codeship - enterprises do face a choice: They must integrate several different tools to build their pipelines, or lock into an end-to-end DevOps tools environment with one of the major cloud providers.

Among the many tools in the CI/CD landscape are Shippable, CloudBees Jenkins, Atlassian's Bamboo, Bitnami, CircleCI, Travis CI, JetBrains' TeamCity and Microsoft's Azure DevOps Server. One reason is enterprises must pick from a large menu of often fragmented tools in the CI/CD market, and then integrate the various tools into their CI/CD pipelines. But beyond large, web-scale companies, such as Google, Amazon, Facebook and Netflix, the average company struggles to integrate and automate its DevOps toolchains. Software development teams adopt continuous delivery to shorten development cycles, so software can be sent to production at any time.