continuous-integration

Drone is a modern continuous integration platform built on container technology. Written in Go, it provides a simple, powerful CI/CD solution that uses Docker containers for builds, offering excellent performance, scalability, and ease of use for modern development workflows.

Jenkins is the leading open-source automation server that enables developers to build, test, and deploy their software. With over 1,800 plugins and a massive community, it provides unparalleled flexibility and extensibility for continuous integration and continuous delivery workflows.

Concourse is a container-based continuous integration platform that treats pipelines as first-class citizens. Built with Go, it provides a unique approach to CI/CD with its pipeline-centric design, immutable builds, and strong emphasis on reproducibility and scalability.

Buildbot is a continuous integration framework based on Python that automates the compile/test cycle required by most software projects. It provides a flexible, extensible platform for automating software builds, tests, and releases with support for distributed builds across multiple platforms.

Woodpecker CI is a simple, yet powerful CI/CD engine with great extensibility. As a community fork of Drone, it's built with Go and provides container-based builds with enhanced features, better community governance, and improved developer experience.

Laminar is a lightweight continuous integration service that helps you automate and track jobs with a simple and clear interface. Built with C++, it encourages leveraging existing Linux tools rather than reinventing the wheel, focusing on simplicity and efficiency.

TeamCity is a powerful continuous integration and build management system developed by JetBrains. It provides excellent IDE integration, comprehensive build management, and enterprise-grade features with both free and commercial licensing options.