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Continuous Integration Hosting for Open Source Projects

I would like to integrate continuous integration with my projects. My projects currently work on github.

What ideas can I use to ensure continuous integration? I know that Cruise Control and Hudson are ideal candidates as well as Bamboo. I just need to document it and have paper work for this.

Thanks,

Walter

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I am running Hudson locally, which works, but a little less than desired. Since I am the only contributor, it does not matter if the server is offline while I am sleeping.

Walter

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I do not know about hosting, but I use the Amazon cloud for this, integrated with Atlassian Jira Studio

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Hudson passes the best Java-based CI tool. It perfectly supports maven among other functions. It is open source and supports the creation of plugins, so, for example, you can run findbugs against your code, and there is a plugin that will visually display the results.

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MikeCI is free for open source projects and they host on Amazon EC2. contact them and they will gladly send you to their community, I know that they already have 7-8 open source projects and they want more (in exchange for feedback).

Great support! hosted continuous integration

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I use CC.Net, but the .Net version works for Java and supports git: http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/ (or the site says so)

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If you are looking for a host only for your CI, you can look at Atlassian Jira Studio . It's not free, and it has a significant match with what github gives you, but Atlassian makes very good tools.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1315842/

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