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Jenkins
Build great things at any scale
Jenkins is the leading open-source automation server that allows you to build great things at any scale. Jenkins is built with Java and provides hundreds of plugins for building, deploying and automating virtually anything, allowing you to focus on more important things. Jenkins is often used for building projects, running tests, analyzing static code and deployment. Whatever is done repetitively, Jenkins can most likely execute and execute well, saving you time and optimizing your development process. ... -
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OneDev
Git Server with CI/CD, Kanban, and Packages
OneDev is a comprehensive Git server that combines source code management with built-in CI/CD, issue tracking, and project management tools. It offers an intuitive GUI for creating CI/CD jobs, supports versatile executors, and provides features like code search and navigation. OneDev aims to deliver a seamless integration experience for development teams. -
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Piplin
Open source self-hosted continuous integration and deployment system
Piplin (inspired by "pipeline", pronounced /ˈpɪpˌlɪn/ or /ˈpaɪpˌlaɪn/) is a free, open-source continuous integration and deployment system suitable for various application scenarios related to the automated construction, testing and deployment of software. Support the construction, testing and release of projects such as PHP, Python, JAVA, Ruby, etc. Can be integrated with code hosting platforms such as Gitlab, Github, Gogs, Gitee (Oschina). Flexibility to configure custom build and deployment steps. Support for custom build rules, create releases and deploy builds. Support multi-environment deployment of the project (you can create multiple environments such as development, testing, pre-release and production by yourself). ... -
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Continuous Integration Demo - 4
An example project to demonstrate continuous integration, in HTML5..
Demonstration of a web based GUI using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. This project builds on the Continuous Integration Demo - Java - 2 and / or Continuous Integration Demo - Java - 3 projects. -
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The QTaste is an open-source functional and non-functional test environment offering services to developers and testers. It has been implemented following a data driven testing philosophy. (WE MOVED TO GITHUB https://github.com/qspin/qtaste) Continuous Integration available at https://qtaste.ci.cloudbees.com/
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Continuous Integration Engine which allows concurrent building of dependent projects via ant scripts.
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A complete Continuous Integration utility, used for managing projects using XML. It consists of a flexible repository for 3rd party products, a mechanism for building, testing, deploying your projects and a management & status web application.
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Browser based continuous integration(schedulable build) tool for projects residing in cvs repositories, and build using the apache ant.
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