Tag: travis ci
TestRail 7.2 changes tooling to turn charts interactive
Test management platform TestRail is now available in version 7.2 and provides testers with the option to jump […]
Not a complete, er, Travis-ty: Travis CI tries calming open source users after price changes and perceived quality drop
After receiving lots of questions from open source projects making use of Travis CI in the last couple […]
CNCF debuts own tech radar, looking into continuous delivery
Linux Foundation child-organisation Cloud Native Computing Foundation has released the inaugural issue of what it calls an “opinionated […]
Whats the point: AWS extends savings to Lambda, Azure drills on costs, Travis goes large, OAS goes 3.0.3
AWS has extended its Compute Savings Plans to cover Lambda functions, promising savings of up to 17 per […]
What’s the point: CNCF signs off on 2019, CircleCI rolls out Orbs, Travis maintenance, Functions 3.0
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has drawn a line under the last year, with the publication of its […]
What’s the Point? Travis CI’s build config validation, .NET Core on Lambda (not), Istio and Electron Upgrades
Travis CI has announced a beta of its new Build Config Validation feature. The CI vendor said the […]
Travis CI throws open ARMs for testing open source software
Travis CI will now allow developers to test open source software on ARM-based architectures under a just announced […]
Travis CI users left hanging as platform lies down
Travis CI suffered a prolonged outage this week, leaving users questioning the direction of the continuous integration service […]