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Jenkins vs TeamCity: Which is best for you?
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- Incredibly powerful CI tool that allows us to be able to run developer test and integration test during different phrase of the dev process.
- Under support for Microservices, which in our case and given that our company Google operates at large scale, often with architectures based on microservices, Jenkins could not handle multiple projects and microservices simultaneously, not allowing independent and specific builds and deployments as required.
- Setting it up for each projects is pretty easy and TeamCity has good integration a tool like Git, which makes admin's life lot easier.
- More expensive than other industry alternatives like Jenkins
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