Kotlin Configuration Scripts: Creating Configuration Scripts Dynamically
This is part three of the five-part series on working with Kotlin to create Configuration Scripts for TeamCity. An Introduction to Configuration Scripts Working with Configuration Scripts Creating...
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Kotlin Configuration Scripts: Extending the TeamCity DSL
This is part four of the five-part series on working with Kotlin to create Configuration Scripts for TeamCity. An Introduction to Configuration Scripts Working with Configuration Scripts Creating...
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TeamCity as Debian Package Repository
Recently we’ve been experimenting around using TeamCity as a Debian repository and we’d like to share some tips and tricks we’ve come up with in the process. We used the TeamCity tcDebRepository plugin...
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Kotlin Configuration Scripts: Testing Configuration Scripts
This is part five of the five-part series on working with Kotlin to create Configuration Scripts for TeamCity. An Introduction to Configuration Scripts Working with Configuration Scripts Creating...
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What’s New in TeamCity 2017.1, May 3rd Webinar
Join us Wednesday, May 3rd, 17:00 – 18:00 CEST (11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT) for our free live webinar, What’s New in TeamCity 2017.1 with Wes Higbee. In this webinar, Wes Higbee will go over some of the...
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Test .NET Core projects with TeamCity
Greetings, everyone! As many of you already know, TeamCity has a plugin to build .Net Core projects, which is basically a wrapper for the dotnet command. But if you try running dotnet test, you won’t...
View ArticleTeamCity to Access Private GitHub Repositories Securely
Introduction One of the great features TeamCity has is its integration with GitHub. Authentication from TeamCity to GitHub should be configured for the integration to work. We consider TeamCity secure...
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Run TeamCity CI builds in Google Cloud
We are happy to announce that now TeamCity provides a tight integration with Google Cloud services. The Google Cloud Agents plugin allows using Google Compute Engine to start cloud instances on demand...
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Build React Apps with TeamCity
Greetings, everyone! In this blog post we will talk about building a React application with TeamCity using one of the newest TeamCity features – Docker integration, introduced in TeamCity 2017.2...
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Introducing TeamCity RunAs Plugin
When building, testing, and deploying an application with TeamCity, you may need to run a build under a specific user account, different from the one used to run the build agent. TeamCity RunAs Plugin...
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TeamCity Plugin for HashiCorp Vault
When performing integration tests and deployments, build scripts need credentials to access external servers and services. Traditionally passwords are stored on the TeamCity server as secure...
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The official TeamCity CloudFormation template
As you might have noticed, there was recently an option added to the Get TeamCity page of our website: AWS. This lets you run TeamCity in AWS using the official CloudFormation template. In this post,...
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TeamCity Kubernetes Support Plugin
Kubernetes nowadays is quite a popular way to run Docker containers. A number of teams and organizations already have a Kubernetes cluster configured and used in production. Now with the help of the...
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Branch specific settings in TeamCity
We’re often asked how to run different build steps in different branches. In fact, this has already been possible in TeamCity for quite some time (since version 9.1), but it seems we need to do a...
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TeamCity on Docker Hub – it’s official now!
As the popularity of Docker is growing exponentially, Docker Hub has become a huge software distribution platform. Users publish their own images, companies start their official repositories, and...
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Installing GitHub Webhooks from TeamCity
Greetings, everyone! Since TeamCity 10.0 it has become possible to use commit hooks with a TeamCity server. Now, when a VCS change is detected via a commit hook, TeamCity automatically increases the...
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TeamCity 10 GitHub-Related Improvements
Configuring TeamCity to use GitHub as the source code repository has always been easy, especially since the feature ‘create from URL‘ was first introduced. TeamCity 10 has brought a number of...
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Kotlin Configuration Scripts: An Introduction
This is a five part series on working with Kotlin to create Configuration Scripts for TeamCity. An Introduction to Configuration Scripts Working with Configuration Scripts Creating Configuration...
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Kotlin Configuration Scripts: Working with Configuration Scripts
This is part two of the five-part series on working with Kotlin to create Configuration Scripts for TeamCity. An Introduction to Configuration Scripts Working with Configuration Scripts Creating...
View ArticleKotlin Configuration Scripts: Creating Configuration Scripts Dynamically
This is part three of the five-part series on working with Kotlin to create Configuration Scripts for TeamCity. An Introduction to Configuration Scripts Working with Configuration Scripts Creating...
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