Did Travis replace Jenkins?
Thanks for posting this. I'm looking to get any application and start deploying through a CI/CD process, to learn how this process works. Any application suggestions for a CI "Hello World"?
Thanks for posting this. I'm looking to get any application and start deploying through a CI/CD process, to learn how this process works. Any application suggestions for a CI "Hello World"?
Of course, you have much less control over Travis than Jenkins. Two cases where Jenkins remains obviously better are when you need custom environments that aren't easily portable to Travis (Windows support is a big one, although there is a company called AppVeyor that is something like a Travis for Windows; licensed software is another big one), or if you have strong security/confidentiality requirements (e.g., you're in a regulated industry) and using random cloud services isn't a good option.
CD means each commit that passes tests is deployed
CI means your code is regularly integrated (merged) vs having long QA / code review cycles.
CI and CD work great together but you can have one without the other.
I've created and worked on several projects that have involved APIs, reading from Zendesk, and writing to Slack or HTML, among other places. I've supported Jenkins and related tools multiple times in production. Now I want to fill this gap in my knowledge.