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Strider – Open-Source Continuous Integration and Deployment Server
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Re: Strider – Open-Source Continuous Integration and Deployment Server
#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm curious as to the need for self-hosted - do hosted services not work for you? [Disclaimer: I work at https://circleci.com , a competitor]
I use circleci every day. My test suite is pretty big so I run them with 12x parallel and it takes about 5-8 minutes. On peak hour I almost always have failing tests because something on circleci's end segfaults. This is why I'm considering something self-hosted, it's an annoying problem to have to restart tests 1-3 times to get them to pass...
That's not good. Can you reach out to sayhi@circleci.com and we'll see how we can get this fixed?
Re: Strider – Open-Source Continuous Integration and Deployment Server
#23how does this compare to long established open source tools for CI (i.e. Jenkins) ? Maybe add a line or two in the Readme?
Re: Strider – Open-Source Continuous Integration and Deployment Server
#24I did a presentation on Strider at the Full Stack Toronto conference this weekend. Here are the slides https://github.com/bitwit/fsto-cd-slides Personally I'm pro-strider because self hosting is cheaper than most hosted solutions and its a great way to learn and get started with CD. I think the barrier to starting CD is too high and its mainly a misconception of difficulty. Strider is a great way to just get started;…
The intergrations are what attracted me. I can host it on Heroku and deploy to Heroku... Meta!