josevalim
Experience with Cirrus CI?
Does anyone have experience with Cirrus CI?
Currently we are using both AppVeyor (Windows) and Travis-CI (Ubuntu) in Elixir plus we are looking to add FreeBSD. I would love if we could unify those and Cirrus-CI seems like a good fit.
Thoughts?
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fedor
Disclaimer: I’m working on Cirrus CI
Just added an Elixir example using the official Docker images to documentation: https://cirrus-ci.org/examples/#elixir
Feel free to try it out and report any issues. ![]()
fedor
Go ahead and feel free to ping me (@fkorotkov) on GitHub PRs! Cirrus is free for OSS and you can use up to 8 CPUs / 24G of RAM of memory for free with some generous concurrency limits. Paid plan with per-second billing can use up to 30 CPUs/ 90G of memory with no concurrency limits.
Cirrus also runs Google Cloud which shows awesome performance stability and I/O throughput (both internet and disk).
Caching is also inspired by how modern build systems do caching with an option to use an HTTP cache if your build system supports it.
tristan
Nice. I haven’t, but I was just looking for a free macos (I prefer CircleCI but they charge for macos) offering so we could ditch Travis for at least relx (been having a number of annoying failures bc of travis) and probably rebar3 too, though less important. I’ll be giving this a try soon.
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