GitHub and Travis are not self-hosted tools. It would be nice to see a setup with something like Gitea[0] and/or Jenkins[1] edit and some other slack alternative like mattermost[2] [0] https://try.gitea.io/ [1] https://jenkins.io/ [2] https://about.mattermost.com/download/
How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
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Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#12> Need more? Pay for it! or be willing to move vendor and re-implement the stuff. For comparison my magic combination(and not all free or realistic for everyone): - gitlab - jenkins/looking into gl ci - linode/cloudafrica(ah-hah hosting is not free) - sentry is a tough one. We rolling a custom mqttwarn/zabbix solution - irc(fine I will take your slack and use the irc-bridge pfftt)
Sentry is open source, you can self-host it...
Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#13> Need more? Pay for it! or be willing to move vendor and re-implement the stuff. For comparison my magic combination(and not all free or realistic for everyone): - gitlab - jenkins/looking into gl ci - linode/cloudafrica(ah-hah hosting is not free) - sentry is a tough one. We rolling a custom mqttwarn/zabbix solution - irc(fine I will take your slack and use the irc-bridge pfftt)
I really wanted to use Gitlab for my next side project, but Circle CI doesn't support them, and I really don't want to pay Travis for my shitty proj. Hopefully this changes some day soon.
Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#14Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#15> Need more? Pay for it! or be willing to move vendor and re-implement the stuff. For comparison my magic combination(and not all free or realistic for everyone): - gitlab - jenkins/looking into gl ci - linode/cloudafrica(ah-hah hosting is not free) - sentry is a tough one. We rolling a custom mqttwarn/zabbix solution - irc(fine I will take your slack and use the irc-bridge pfftt)
I really wanted to use Gitlab for my next side project, but Circle CI doesn't support them, and I really don't want to pay Travis for my shitty proj. Hopefully this changes some day soon.
Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#16Did 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"?
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.
Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#17Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#18GitHub and Travis are not self-hosted tools. It would be nice to see a setup with something like Gitea[0] and/or Jenkins[1] edit and some other slack alternative like mattermost[2] [0] https://try.gitea.io/ [1] https://jenkins.io/ [2] https://about.mattermost.com/download/
Pretty sure you can self host travis.
Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#19Re: How to set up continuous deployment using free hosted tools
#20Heroku does have a free tier, but it's intended for experiments. It's very limited and wouldn't be acceptable for any serious website, certainly not a 'world class' setup. Unless you're very careful to have one free dyno per account, and avoid using features like staging apps, they will power down your server for several hours a day.