Basics of CI/CD

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SonarCloud Landing Page
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SonarCloud

Enhance your workflow with continuous code quality, SonarCloud automatically analyzes and decorates pull requests on GitHub, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps and GitLab on major languages.
Pricing:
- Open Source
- Freemium
- Free Trial
- €10.0 / Monthly (100,000 Lines of Code)
SonarCloud is one the most popular solution.

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Kubernetes Landing Page
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Kubernetes

Kubernetes is an open source orchestration system for Docker containers
Pricing:
- Open Source
It's worth mentioning that server is an abstraction in our case. For example, the deployment might proceed to the Kubernetes cluster. So, there are might be several servers.

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Groovy Landing Page
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Groovy

A dynamic language for the Java platform
Pricing:
- Open Source
Jenkins. One of the most demanded CI/CD tools in the world. It has become so popular because of its open-source policy. So, you don't have to pay anything. Jenkins allows imperatively describing build pipelines with Groovy. On the one hand, it provides more flexibility. But on the other hand, it requires a greater competence level.

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GitHub Actions Landing Page
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GitHub Actions

Automate your workflow from idea to production
Pricing:
- Open Source
GitHub Actions. The CI/CD tool is included in GitHub and GitHub Enterprise. Unlike Jenkins, GitHub Actions provides declarative builds with YAML configuration. Besides, the solution has lots of integrations with different Quality Assurances Systems (for example, SonarCube). So, the build can be described just in a few lines of text.

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Checkstyle

Checkstyle is a development tool to help programmers write Java code that adheres to a coding...

Speaking of code style there aren't many differences. You can try Checkstyle plugin. It automatically fails a build that violates any of the stated requirements. For example, the code might have an unused import. Besides you can look at cloud services that run the code analysis and shows the result as a bunch of charts (SonarCloud can also do that).

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