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Concourse CI

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What is Concourse CI?

Concourse CI is a Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) tool designed to streamline software development and deployment processes. According to the vendor, Concourse CI is suitable for small to large enterprises in various industries, including software development, DevOps, IT operations,...

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What is Concourse CI?

Concourse CI is an open source tool built on the simple mechanics of resources, tasks, and jobs, that presents a general approach to automation that makes it ideal for CI/CD. It is free to download unde an Apache 2.0 license.

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Product Details

What is Concourse CI?

Concourse CI is a Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) tool designed to streamline software development and deployment processes. According to the vendor, Concourse CI is suitable for small to large enterprises in various industries, including software development, DevOps, IT operations, technology companies, and financial services.

Key Features

Configure as code: Concourse CI allows users to configure their CI/CD pipeline using a declarative syntax in a YAML file. This approach is said to promote consistency, reproducibility, and automation.

Visualize to verify: The web UI provided by Concourse CI enables users to visualize their pipeline, understand the flow and dependencies between jobs and resources, and quickly identify and troubleshoot issues and failures.

CI under source control: According to the vendor, Concourse CI allows users to manage and version control their pipeline configuration as code using the fly CLI. This is said to ensure easy recovery and project continuity.

Reproducible, debuggable builds: Concourse CI runs tasks and jobs in isolated containers, providing a clean and consistent environment for each run. Users can troubleshoot and debug builds using the fly intercept command.

Rapid local iteration: Users can test and iterate changes locally using the fly execute command, simulating pipeline behavior without pushing changes to the server. This is claimed to enable rapid iteration and debugging.

Bring your own integrations: Concourse CI allows integration with external tools and services through resource types. Users can monitor, fetch, and push changes to Git repositories, databases, and cloud platforms, according to the vendor.

Concourse CI Technical Details

Deployment TypesOn-premise
Operating SystemsWindows, Linux, Mac
Mobile ApplicationNo
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Concourse CI has proven to be a valuable tool for users looking to streamline their software development and deployment processes. By integrating GitLab with BigQuery and Composer, users are able to leverage Concourse CI to effectively manage code changes and application updates. This integration allows for the creation of tables in the BigQuery UI, reflecting any changes made in the Composer UI.

One of the key benefits of Concourse CI is its reproducibility and ability to rerun builds, ensuring the reliability of the deployment process. Users also find value in its ability to handle both application code and Terraform configuration, enabling complex and continuous deployments. The creation of dependency graphs further enhances this continuous push from source code to production. Additionally, the accessibility of Concourse CI makes it a popular choice among both programmers and non-programmers alike, as it facilitates the automation of deployment processes in a linear and straightforward manner.

Another significant use case for Concourse CI is the automation of the continuous integration of microservices. With its ability to trigger jobs as soon as code is committed in Git, users can ensure that their microservices are seamlessly integrated and tested throughout the development cycle. Furthermore, users have reported fast deployment times of around 3-4 minutes when automating the deployment of Spring Boot applications on PCF using Concourse CI. This swift deployment capability greatly contributes to overall efficiency and productivity within organizations.

Overall, Concourse CI addresses several business problems related to managing code changes, streamlining deployment processes, and automating continuous integration. It offers a versatile solution that caters to both programmers and non-programmers, enabling them to optimize their software development workflows and achieve faster deployment times.

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