Hello, I have a private .NET (C#) project using Git Repository in Unfuddle.com. I wish to utilize a hosted Continuous Integration tool like CruiseControl.Net. Can anybody recommend a hosted CI solution, that can integrate with Git and is reliable and cost effective? Thanks.
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TeamCity works great with C#\Msbuild and is free of charge up to 20 developers.
KMoraz
2010-02-04 09:16:51
Thanks for the answer. TeamCity looks good too. However, i am looking for a Continous Integration hosting provider at a reasonable cost per month. Any suggestions for the provider and the price?
Ajit Singh
2010-02-04 11:12:05
Have a look at http://www.javaservlethosting.com/
KMoraz
2010-02-04 13:11:24
Thanks for the answer, but i am looking for a Hosted CI solutions instead of installing a physical server at my end, at a cost per month. Looks like i need to up my google antenna really long. Can not find a hosting provider for CI :(
Ajit Singh
2010-02-09 09:54:49
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If your project was Java-based (you mention .NET) you could try our service - http://mikeci.com. We are set to launch commercially this month. Pricing will start at $19/mth with a 30 day, no-obligation trial period. But today we support SVN and Java build tools - Ant, Maven and some special sauce for Eclipse IDE projects. Git(hub) support will follow very soon, .NET (most likely MSBuild-based) is a target for Q2 2010.
Hope this is useful info for you.
Adam Leggett
2010-02-09 16:20:53
I am googling for hosted CI for .NET project from some time and yet to come out with a vendor. As you see, no replies on this thread too. I checked out your site and wish that you come out with support for .NET too soon. Seems like an open market with very less players. Grab it soon :) In the meanwhile, i am planning on getting a hosted server and install the CruiseControl.NET myself.
Ajit Singh
2010-02-10 06:31:22
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Found projectlocker.com but don't know anything about them.
I will say though, that setting up your own CI server is fairly simple and will probably only take you 1 day to setup for your projects.
Nick DeVore
2010-02-12 19:56:38
Nick, thanks a lot for the answer. Looks like they have CI build for .NET applications too.
Ajit Singh
2010-02-13 05:02:13
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fazend.com offers a free hosted CI service, but only for Subversion at the moment.
Vincenzo
2010-10-25 14:25:51