Travis CI Description

This is the easiest way to deploy and test your projects on-prem or in the cloud. You can easily sync your Travis CI projects and you'll be able to test your code in just minutes. Check out our features - you can now sign up for Travis CI with your Bitbucket or GitLab account. This will allow you to connect to your repositories. It's always free to test your open-source projects! Log in to your cloud repository and tell Travis CI that you want to test a project. Then push. It couldn't be simpler. Many services and databases are already pre-installed and can easily be enabled in your build configuration. Before merging Pull Requests to your project, make sure they are tested. It's easy to update production or staging as soon as your tests pass. Travis CI builds are set up mainly through the configuration file.travis.yml found in your repository. This allows you to make your configuration version-controlled and flexible.

Pricing

Pricing Starts At:
$63 per month
Free Version:
Yes
Free Trial:
Yes

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Company Details

Company:
Travis CI
Year Founded:
2011
Headquarters:
Berlin
Website:
travis-ci.com/
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Product Details

Platforms
SaaS
Windows
Mac
Linux
Type of Training
Documentation
Live Online
Webinars
Customer Support
Phone Support
Online

Travis CI Features and Options

Continuous Integration Software

Build Log
Change Management
Configuration Management
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Deployment
Debugging
Permission Management
Quality Assurance Management
Testing Management

Build Automation Tool

Automated Testing
Build Cache
Build Management Tools
Build Metrics
Change Only Compiling
Debugging Tools
Dependency Management
IDE Compatibility
Parallel Testing
Plugin Library
Source Code Management
Version Conflict Resolution

Application Development Software

Access Controls/Permissions
Code Assistance
Code Refactoring
Collaboration Tools
Compatibility Testing
Data Modeling
Debugging
Deployment Management
Graphical User Interface
Mobile Development
No-Code
Reporting/Analytics
Software Development
Source Control
Testing Management
Version Control
Web App Development

DevOps Software

Approval Workflow
Dashboard
KPIs
Policy Management
Portfolio Management
Prioritization
Release Management
Timeline Management
Troubleshooting Reports

Continuous Delivery Software

Application Lifecycle Management
Application Release Automation
Build Automation
Build Log
Change Management
Configuration Management
Continuous Deployment
Continuous Integration
Feature Toggles / Feature Flags
Quality Management
Testing Management

Travis CI User Reviews

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  • Name: Anonymous (Verified)
    Job Title: Principal Software Engineer
    Length of product use: Free Trial
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User, Administrator, Deployment
    Organization Size: 100 - 499
    Features
    Design
    Pricing
    Support
    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Strong CI as a service tool

    Date: Aug 01 2022

    Summary: Travis CI is a great option if you want a streamlined CI service that can integrate seamlessly with source control. It's easy to get started with and maintain. The only downside is the price and relative lack of customizability.

    Positive: - fast build agents
    - unlimited number of builds
    - supports many different source control providers
    - mac, Linux, iOS support
    - automatically builds on pull request merge
    - can use badge to denote build status on project webpage
    - very easy to get started, and good documentation

    Negative: - fairly expensive
    - not as customizable as something like Jenkins

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