About TeamCity
TeamCity is a CI/CD server from JetBrains. It runs builds, tests and deployments and keeps a history of results for your team.
What it does
TeamCity runs your build configurations on a pool of agents. It records test history, failure trends and build results, and it can flag failures with built-in analysis of the build log. It also offers a terminal session on the build agent, so you can debug a failed build in the same environment where it ran. Integrations connect it to the source control and tools many teams already use.
Key features
- Build agents that run jobs in parallel
- Test history and failure trends
- Built-in analysis of build logs
- Terminal access on a build agent
- Access through an API and command line
Who it's for
DevOps and build engineers in teams with large projects, several services or mixed build targets. It also suits organisations that want a self-hosted CI server with an established vendor behind it.
Pricing and good to know
A free trial is available, and a demo can be requested from the vendor. Check the pricing page for current plans, since the tiers change over time. As a server you run yourself, TeamCity needs setup, upgrades and capacity planning for its agents.
Highlights
- Build agents that run jobs in parallel
- Test history and failure trends
- Built-in analysis of build logs
- Terminal access on a build agent
- Command line and API access
