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TeamCity is a commercial continuous integration and delivery server from JetBrains that automates builds, test execution and deployment pipelines. It provides extensive integrations, pipeline configuration and reporting features for teams. The platform supports distributed build agents, configurable steps, caching, rollback mechanisms and a REST API plus plu…
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TeamCity is a CI/CD platform from JetBrains that automates builds, tests, and deployments.
JetBrains developed TeamCity as a commercial build and integration server and released its first version in 2006. The approach grew from the need to orchestrate build and test processes centrally for development teams.
A project defines build configurations, steps, and triggers. Build agents execute these instructions; TeamCity collects artifacts, test results, and status messages.
It describes steps, parameters, and triggers.
An agent executes build tasks.
Generated files are made available to subsequent steps.
TeamCity makes build, test, and delivery processes repeatable and visible for software teams.
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