TeamCity is such a conveyor, except that testers are replaced with Build Agents. Imagine a conveyor belt of changes from developers and a bunch of testers taking the changes, verifying them and complementing these changes with verification results. TeamCity takes advantage of cloud computing by dynamically scaling out its build agents farm on Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure, and VMware vSphere. Use service messages in your build scripts, interact via REST API, or create plugins for TeamCity using Open API. TeamCity provides you with multiple ways of interaction, customization, and extending your server. All of the changes are accumulated in the change log. TeamCity enables you to run history builds, see statistics and test history reports, as well as pin, tag, and add builds to favorites. We believe that keeping a history of builds, changes and failures is crucial to the success of any software development process. TeamCity takes it very seriously to provide full support for these key integrations. It’s impossible to imagine a great CI and CD server without an integration with some key tools like your version control, you issue tracker, your build tool, and your package repository.
It’s hard to imagine a project whose source code couldn’t be retrieved by TeamCity.
TeamCity version controls systems integration is comprehensive. TeamCity understands this and provides several ways to reuse settings. Skillful software developers try to avoid code duplication similarly, build engineers avoid duplication of settings. And the best thing is, you get all this support without installing any plugins and with no modifications to build scripts! Configuration For example, support for Visual Studio projects provides automatic detection of tool versions, testing frameworks support, code coverage, static code analysis, and more. When we say we support a tool, we mean it in every way possible. One reason TeamCity is dubbed an "Intelligent CI server" is its approach to integration. Powerful Continuous Integration out of the box
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