Shippable Reviews

It is one the best website for those are doing some project. It is integrated with github. Customizable dashboard. Very easy to find somethig related to project. Docker is best one. I think it is better to use docker sometimes

Docker has some limitations which should be removed. Project deployment take more than needed time sometimes. There are minor bugs.

I would recommend shippable for learning new in the project and to use docker

I use shippable for deployment of my project and learn something new.

It is best service available for developers. Dockers is best product. There are so much features available in dockers. it uses less ram. It has integrations of various repositories like github and gitlab. It is easy to deploy our project.

Dockers is not isolated like VMs. It is bit expensive to those who are beginners.

I would recommend shippables to those who are building their projects regularly in different platforms

I am using shippable for continuos deployment of my project

I like Shippable because it is a all-in-one solution for our build,packaging and deployment needs. It is easy to configure the .yml file to test the project from source code, build and package it into a binary if the tests pass and then automatically deploy it to test or master environments. It lets you automatically tag the package with version information and store all the versions for future access and rollback.

It is easy to think of it just as a deployment solution, but it also has support for test reports and a dashboard to monitor the status of previous tests and change of coverage percentage. This helps in keeping a quick tab on many projects without having to go into all the projects and analyze manually.

I also like that they have administrative permission manager to control unauthorised access from third parties that you integrate with the project. The test results can be made public without storing the keyfiles publicly.

Overall, I am impressed with the number of things they have added over time, but I would like to have integration with some more services like Heroku and DigitalOcean. It is doable with SSH, but a better solution is preferred.

I like the build speed as it is based on Docker and it's web hooks integration with BitBucket for reporting build status which posted by BitBucket to Slack.

Sometimes builds hang-on at node provisioning step and it generally takes a long time to complete this step.

Shippable is simply one of the best CI and CD service out there. Their Docker based CI and CD is fast, simple and powerful.

I'm a sole Engineer and Developer for the project so it is important for me to have system that let's me automatically deploy code as soon as I test and push to BitBucket. This was easily solved with Shippable CI where it automates the build and deploy for me.

Shippable is quite different from the competition - that is the first thing that came to my mind while trying to use it. They have innovated a lot to woo both single developers and enterprises alike.

I like a few things about it:

Best place for students and professionals those who are working on project. We can explore different projects. We can easily deploy our project. Api integration is good.

Dashboard can be improved. It is little expensive as per need. Deployment takes more time. GUI can be improved

i would recommend shippable to those who are working on project. it helps a lot

I am using shippable for my project.

1. Build on your own host - Developers can set up Docker containers on their own servers and run Shippable in there. So, you dont need to store your data in external servers, giving better security and savings.

2. Configuration file to describe builds - Builds are described in the shippable.yml file located in the root of your project. So, its more flexible and also can be stored in you code repository as it is just a plain-text file. That is, even the config code can be versioned and reviewed later. If you are coming from Travis CI, Shippable reads your .travis.yml file directly so you can try it out directly - this is a pretty nifty feature.

We use Shippable as Continuous Integration provider for our enterprise because we like -

A. Swap VM provider with Azure or Google APP Engine - Default VM provided by Shippable is shared in nature and unacceptable for us in terms of throughput. But, good thing is they support using other VM providers like Amazon Web Services or Google APP Engine as backend. We use AWS cluster with parallel testing to reduce our test durations.

Shippable is one of the very few CI servers which support only Docker-based or containerised testing/deployment. So, if you are not in that target demographic, you're out of luck. But if you do use Docker, Shippable packs quite a punch and brings fresh approach to the process. Its not a whole lot customisable, but covers a lot of ground with one-click integration with external services.

Things that I like about Shippable

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Integration with third party cloud platforms like Amazon EC2 Container Service (ECS), Google Container Engine (GKE), or Red Hat OpenShift 3. This allows you to easily build and ship

It should allow to include several languages in same build

Build, Ship and Run the new devops methodology propose by docker. Deploying to the cloud on a containerized infrastructure in a micro services topology is the main solving problem.