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Powerful Continuous Integration
out of the box
out of the box
Benefits
Why TeamCity
is better for
Perform better
Do you practice a traditional approach to Continuous Integration, or prefer Feature Branches with Git or Mercurial? Either way TeamCity has got you covered with a wide range of developer-oriented features to take your team's performance to the next level.
Start saving your time
from day one
Whether you develop in Java, .NET or for mobile platforms, TeamCity has the essentials you need to get started in a matter of minutes, right inside the installer package.
Extend as you go
Whenever you need special additional functionality, choose from over 100 ready-to-use plugins. Or, add custom features by creating your own plugins using the TeamCity Open API.
Enjoy all-around
customer support
Never feel left alone. Get help from various support channels including a public issue tracker, community forum, and comprehensive online documentation.
Rely on scalable architecture
and licensing
TeamCity gets smarter as you get bigger. Its licensing model allows you to start completely free, and smoothly expand your server capacities as you need more power.
Integrate and deploy
continuously
Initially a Continuous Integration server, TeamCity has encompassed all the features you expect from a mature Continuous Deployment platform. Today it is the best choice you can make for both.
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Features
Your 24/7 Build Engineer
Powerful Continuous Integration
Remote run and pre-tested commit
Build, check and run automated tests on the server even before committing your changes – keeping your code base clean at all times.
On-the-fly build progress reporting
Don’t wait for a build to finish to discover that something is wrong.
Smart Configuration
Project hierarchy
Form your project tree to inherit parent settings and permissions.
Templates
Create templates with common settings and inherit any number of build configurations from it.
Build chains and dependencies
Break down a single build procedure into parts that can be run in sequence or in parallel.
Comprehensive VCS integration
Feature Branches
Using feature branches for development? TeamCity will detect and build changes in your branch, as well as merge it to the master.
Versioned Settings
Synchronize your project settings with VCS, and never lose track of them again.
What’s
new
new
What’s new in TeamCity 2017.1
Configure builds in DSL
Set up TeamCity programmatically. Create projects and build configurations in code, using TeamCity DSL based on the Kotlin programming language. Keep this code in a VCS, and all the changes to it will be applied automatically, without the need to interact with the web UI.
Project level cloud profiles
Configuration of agent cloud profiles was moved to the project level. This puts project admins in charge of the cloud settings, letting teams inside organizations try our cloud agents more freely.
Secure settings storage
You can now store passwords and other secure parameters separately from the other settings in your VCS. Safely enable the Versioned Settings feature without fearing your passwords be checked into the VCS.
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What our
customers say
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Setting up Continuous Integration with GitHub the easy way.
Thank you for such an incredibly good product which is so easy to use and helps make our development team so productive.
If you really know what you're doing, you can clearly see how superior TC is.
In the land of continuous integration, @teamcity has been my best experience thus far. Check it out!
I'm really impressed with JetBrain's @teamcity — outstanding is the word.
My new hobby, while struggling with Jenkins, is to check if the thing I'm doing is supported
natively in @teamcity
(spoiler: it always is).