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Jenkins

Automation server and continuous integration software

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Saranga D.

Information Technology and Services, 11-50 employees

Used daily for 6-12 months

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  • Likelihood to recommend8/10

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Great build platform for no cost

Reviewed 5 years ago

Jenkin provides many features at no cost as it's an open source tool. In initial phase it might take some time and effort to make it configured to run smoothly. But then afterwards, when people are familiar with the tool it requires less.

Pros

* Ability to even analyze test cases * Rich set of options for CI/CD operations * Contain different build pipelines (normal projects, parameterized projects, etc...) * Can develop our own plugins as well as various pre-developed plugins are available

Cons

* Not easy to setup in some environments (specially in mac)

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Christian B.

Law Enforcement, 11-50 employees

Used daily for 2+ years

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  • Likelihood to recommend10/10

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Jenkins makes continuous integration dead simple

Reviewed 5 years ago

I had to build hundreds of applications and it would have been impossible without Jenkins. Anyone who wants to produce good and consistent software will need to have a build system. Jenkins is so well known and used, you won't find a team without someone who can use it. The web interface is dead simple and the notifications are essential. Did you break the build? Jenkins will keep you informed. It makes coding a much happier and easier experience. Get it!

Pros

- Write your own scripts, run on a schedule - Keeps build output - Tracks overall build health - Notify the whole team when a build breaks - Run build agents on any device

Cons

- It can be challenging to debug your custom scripts - Not everything can be done from the web interface (command line required)