Top 5 Jenkins Alternatives in 2024: Automation of IT Infrastructure Written by Uzair Ghalib on the 02nd Jan 2024

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Jenkins

If you have searched about Jenkins alternatives and you are reading this article, then there must be one of the three reasons you are here. You are already using Jenkins and are fed up with facing different issues and looking for a change. Or maybe you haven’t faced any issues yet but have heard the stories about Jenkins issues and looking to avoid them by choosing an alternative. The third reason could be, that you are starting your business and don’t want to use Jenkins and looking for alternatives.

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CircleCI

CircleCI– Get unparalleled performance and insights with CircleCI’s interactive dashboard and automatic upgrades – revolutionizing the way you build and deploy your applications.

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Bamboo

Bamboo is an Atlassian-based CI tool. Bamboo can be automatically created, published, and monitored in a single place. Bamboo can be easily integrated with Jira applications and Bit Bucket. Docker, GIT, SVN, and Amazon can also be integrated with Bamboo.

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Buddy

Buddy is another reasonable alternative to Jenkins. It is an open-source CI/CD tool that is known for its ultra-quick application deployment. According to their official website, it takes 12 seconds of average time to deploy an application.

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GoCD

GoCD is another open-source Continuous Integration server. One of the great features of GoCD is its value stream map, which shows your complete path to production in a single view. You can visualize complex workflows easily with GoCD. Popular environments like Docker and Kubernetes can be easily integrated with GoCD.

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Attune

The vision behind building Attune is to provide an intuitive SysOps solution for rapidly implementing and debugging server automation and orchestration. Attune has great capability of automating manual scripts and commands. Attune is written in Python and is a cross-platform solution. You can build and deploy on different OS such as Mac, OS, Windows, etc. Attune has a simple user interface and supports different scripting languages like CMD, bash, or Powershell. One of the features to look after is its node orchestration and automation, which makes it Attune for everyone. From large organizations to small enterprises, Attune can be used anywhere.

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