Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity

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Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity

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Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity

Overview of this book

Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity

Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity

Credits

About the Author

About the Author

About the Reviewers

About the Reviewers

www.PacktPub.com

www.PacktPub.com

Preface

Free Chapter

Introduction

Introduction to Continuous Integration

Introduction to TeamCity

TeamCity and its competitors

Installation

Installing on Windows

Installation on Mac OS X

Installation on Linux

Getting Your CI Up and Running

Getting Your CI Up and Running

Introducing version control systems

TeamCity for Java Projects

TeamCity for Java Projects

Using Ant with TeamCity

Using Maven with TeamCity

Using Gradle with TeamCity

Introducing database migration tools

TeamCity for .NET Projects

TeamCity for .NET Projects

Getting started with NAnt on TeamCity

Building with MSBuild

NuGet and TeamCity

Introducing PowerShell

Database migrations with .NET

TeamCity for Ruby Projects

TeamCity for Ruby Projects

Getting started with Rails

TeamCity for Mobile and Other Technologies

TeamCity for Mobile and Other Technologies

CI for Android projects

Building iOS projects on TeamCity

Installing TeamCity plugins

Integration with Other Tools

Integration with Other Tools

IDE integrations

GitHub integrations

TeamCity for a Member of the Team

TeamCity for a Member of the Team

Managing projects of interest

Navigating across projects

Investigating investigations

TeamCity universal search

Actions on build configurations

Taking It a Level Up

Taking It a Level Up

Build configuration templates

Going meta with Meta-Runners

Build result actions

Build history cleanup

Configuring build priorities

Interacting with TeamCity from build scripts

Beyond CI – Continuous Delivery

Beyond CI – Continuous Delivery

What is Continuous Delivery?

Why Continuous Delivery?

The deployment pipeline

Implementing the deployment pipeline in TeamCity

Making It Production Ready

Making It Production Ready

Using TeamCity with an external database

Backup and restore

Handling upgrades

Monitoring resource usage, performance, and logs

Tweaking the TeamCity JVM

Index

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Notifications

We have already seen build status notifications through IDE integrations. Notifications can also be configured to be sent through e-mail, Jabber, and also by using the Windows Tray Notifier. There are also a number of plugins to add support to send notifications through other mediums (such as Twitter).

The following screenshot shows the Quick View window of the Windows Tray Notifier:

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There are also TeamCity apps for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone that can be used to get a quick view on the build status even on the move (use sparingly, however).