Opensource ones are Jenkins/Jenkins X, Drone, Travis-CI, Argo, GitLab CI, Dager, etc
Paid offerings I've personally used and liked, GitHub Actions, CircleCI (their docker layer caching was a game changer back in the day), and CodeShip
Paid offerings I've personally used and liked, GitHub Actions, CircleCI (their docker layer caching was a game changer back in the day), and CodeShip
> I've personally used and liked, GitHub Actions, CircleCI
https://circleci.com/blog/january-4-2023-security-alert/
Yeah. Random company.
You're expecting companies to trust you with the ability to literally destroy them. If you can't handle security skeptical people you picked the wrong fucking niche, buddy, you're handling their source code and secrets/tokens. Your response to me saying I trust companies that have been around for a decade and have a history of being secure was to share a post about one of them having security incidents. Got em, you dunked on me! I never said they never had any incidents, because I never would. No software is 100% secure. You missed the key part, which was the longstanding existence and the paper trail, which the thing you linked to is actually a part of, which is important. They get my business over a fly by night .cloud company being pitched by a person being defensive when people have security concerns, for a new saas, in another country, who has yet to link to any third party security audits, compliance certifications, disclosure policies, SLAs, protections, vetting/audit process, etc.
Regarding the paper work, it's to be done yet. New company can't start from applying for ISO 9002. If you would like to discuss the technical security aspects of the solution (there are many), you're welcome to my DM or to the channel in Discord.