IBM DevOps Build

Run the open-source buildkite-agent on your own infrastructure for maximum speed, control, and security. The agent checks out your source code, executes custom hooks and overrides, and then runs your build jobs. Your source code never leaves your infrastructure. You can install the agent using one of our packages and binaries for almost every platform and architecture, including Ubuntu, Debian, Mac, Windows, Docker, and more. The agent’s artifact and meta-data storage allows for share-nothing, state-free build jobs that can be easily distributed and scaled across any number of agents. Run as many build agents as you need (up to 10,000 connected per account), without breaking a sweat. The open-source Elastic CI Stack for AWS gives you an easy-to-maintain, elastically scaling CI stack in your own AWS account. Or if you prefer to roll your own, you can use the tools you’re already familiar with in your production environments (such as Packer and Terraform).

Waypoint uses a single configuration file and common workflow to manage and observe deployments across platforms such as Kubernetes, Nomad, EC2, Google Cloud Run, and more. Waypoint builds applications for any language or framework. You can use Buildpacks for automatically building common frameworks or custom Dockerfiles or other build tools for more fine-grained control. The build step is where your application and assets are compiled, validated, and an artifact is created. This artifact can be published to a remote registry or simply passed to the deploy step. Waypoint deploys artifacts created by the build step to a variety of platforms, from Kubernetes to EC2 to static site hosts. It configures your target platform and prepares the new application version to be publicly accessible. Deployments are accessible via a preview URL prior to release. Waypoint releases your staged deployments and makes them accessible to the public.