Apache Ivy Integrations

Your code repository software is where your source code is stored. This could be a Mercurial repository, Git, SVN repository, or a combination of both. Helix TeamHub is able to host your source code repository. You can either add multiple repositories to a single project or create separate projects for each repository. Helix TeamHub can store more than just your code repositories. All of your software assets can be managed and maintained in one place. This includes building artifacts (Maven and Ivy), and Docker container registry registries. Private file sharing via WebDAV repositories is also available. This allows you to access your other binary files. Helix TeamHub can be used alone or in conjunction with Helix Core to provide a single source for truth across all development teams via Helix4Git. You can, for example, keep large binary files in Helix Core and then combine them with Git assets from Helix TeamHub to create a hybrid workspace that achieves high build performance.

Fully automated DevOps platform to distribute trusted software releases, from code to production. DevOps projects can be onboarded with users, resources, and permissions to speed up deployment frequency. Fearlessly update by proactive identification of open-source vulnerabilities and violations of license compliance. Your enterprise can achieve zero downtime in its DevOps pipeline by using High Availability and active/active Clustering. You can manage your DevOps environment using out-of-the box ecosystem and native integrations. Enterprise ready with a choice of cloud, multi-cloud, hybrid, and on-prem deployments that scale with you. You can ensure speed, reliability, and security for IoT software updates. Device management at scale. You can create new DevOps project in minutes. And you can easily onboard resources, team members and storage quotas to code faster.

Apache Ant is a Java library that can also be used as a command-line tool. Its mission is to drive the processes described in build files, which are dependent on each other. Ant is used primarily to build Java applications. Ant provides a variety of tasks that allow you to compile, assemble and test Java applications. Ant can also be used to create non-Java applications, such as C or C++ apps. Ant can be used to control any process that can be described using targets and tasks. Ant is written in Java. Ant is written in Java.