What is Travis CI?

Deploying and testing your projects, whether on-premises or in the cloud, has never been simpler. With seamless integration for your Travis CI projects, you can swiftly test your code within minutes. Explore our features, including the ability to sign up for Travis CI using your Bitbucket or GitLab account, which facilitates easy connection to your repositories. Testing your open-source projects remains free of charge! Just log in to your cloud repository, inform Travis CI about the project you wish to test, and push your code—it's that straightforward. A variety of services and databases come pre-installed and can be effortlessly activated in your build settings. Always ensure that Pull Requests are thoroughly tested before merging them into your project. Updating your production or staging environments is a breeze once your tests are successful. Travis CI builds are primarily configured through the .travis.yml file located in your repository, providing you with a flexible and version-controlled configuration solution. This means you can easily adapt your setup as your project grows and evolves.

Pricing

Price Starts At:
$63 per month
Free Version:
Free Version available.
Free Trial Offered?:
Yes

Screenshots and Video

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Company Facts

Company Name:
Travis CI
Date Founded:
2011
Company Location:
Berlin
Company Website:
travis-ci.com/
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Product Details

Deployment
SaaS
Windows
Mac
Linux
Training Options
Documentation Hub
Online Training
Webinars
Support
Standard Support
Web-Based Support

Product Details

Target Company Sizes
Individual
1-10
11-50
51-200
201-500
501-1000
1001-5000
5001-10000
10001+
Target Organization Types
Mid Size Business
Small Business
Enterprise
Freelance
Nonprofit
Government
Startup
Supported Languages
English

Travis CI Categories and Features

DevOps Software

Approval Workflow
Dashboard
KPIs
Policy Management
Portfolio Management
Prioritization
Release Management
Timeline Management
Troubleshooting Reports

Continuous Integration Software

Build Log
Change Management
Configuration Management
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Deployment
Debugging
Permission Management
Quality Assurance Management
Testing Management

Continuous Delivery Software

Application Lifecycle Management
Application Release Automation
Build Automation
Build Log
Change Management
Configuration Management
Continuous Deployment
Continuous Integration
Feature Toggles / Feature Flags
Quality Management
Testing Management

Build Automation Tool

Automated Testing
Build Cache
Build Management Tools
Build Metrics
Change Only Compiling
Debugging Tools
Dependency Management
IDE Compatibility
Parallel Testing
Plugin Library
Source Code Management
Version Conflict Resolution

Application Development Software

Access Controls/Permissions
Code Assistance
Code Refactoring
Collaboration Tools
Compatibility Testing
Data Modeling
Debugging
Deployment Management
Graphical User Interface
Mobile Development
No-Code
Reporting/Analytics
Software Development
Source Control
Testing Management
Version Control
Web App Development

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Travis CI Customer Reviews

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  • Reviewer Name: A Verified Reviewer
    Position: Principal Software Engineer
    Has used product for: Free Trial
    Uses the product: Daily
    Org Size (# of Employees): 100 - 499
    Feature Set
    Layout
    Cost
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    Would you Recommend to Others?
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Strong CI as a service tool

    Date: Aug 01 2022
    Summary

    Travis CI is a great option if you want a streamlined CI service that can integrate seamlessly with source control. It's easy to get started with and maintain. The only downside is the price and relative lack of customizability.

    Positive

    - fast build agents
    - unlimited number of builds
    - supports many different source control providers
    - mac, Linux, iOS support
    - automatically builds on pull request merge
    - can use badge to denote build status on project webpage
    - very easy to get started, and good documentation

    Negative

    - fairly expensive
    - not as customizable as something like Jenkins

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