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Build pipelines with TeamCity
TeamCity is a build management and continuous integration tool created by JetBrains that allows building pipelines of steps. It supports over 2000 projects with 12,000 build configurations running on 500 agents. Key features include a Kotlin DSL, HA read-only servers, Docker runner improvements, templates for step ordering, enforced settings, .NET Core support, and plugins. Pipelines allow breaking up builds into sequential steps like compiling, running tests, and publishing results to improve efficiency.
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Build pipelines with TeamCity
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- 2. TeamCity @ JetBrains 2000+projects 12000+ build configurations 500+ agents est 2006
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- 4. 2018.1 (Jaipur) highlights KotlinDSL HA: read-only server Docker runner improvements Bundles S3 integration
- 5. 2018.1 (Jaipur) highlights Templates(step ordering) Enforced settings .NET Core etc
- 6. Big ongoing themes KotlinDSL UI Scalability & Performance TeamCity hosted OpenJDK
- 7. More… Plugins Meta-data in tests Authorizingpull requests Bazel Investigation auto-assignments
- 8. Pipeline Step 3Step 2Step 3Step 1 More steps Artifact
- 9. CI/CD pipeline AuditTest PackageCompile Test CIpipeline TEST PRODDEV CD pipeline jar SW
- 10. Check out thesources Compile Run tests Generate reports Publish the results Looks simple!Why would we need a “pipeline”?
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- 12. Check out thesources Compile Run tests Generate reports Publish the results
- 13. Check out thesources Compile Run fast tests Generate reports Publish the results
- 14. Run integration, UI, performance tests Pipeline!! Check out thesources Compile Run fast tests Generate reports Publish the results
- 15. Build Test Run integration, UI, performance tests Check outthe sources Compile Run fast tests Generate reports Publish the results
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- 26. rev 3 “snapshot dependency” Step1 Step 3 Step 2 Step 4 rev 1 rev 3
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