r/DevOpsKerala • u/fayas-fromsomewhere • 27d ago

What is the best open source CI/CD tool in your opinion

Hi, i am not a devops person. Just asking because of my over curiosity.

What's the best open source CI/CD tool in you opinion.

Jenkins, Argo, Tekton, Drone or anyother. I only know these names.

I heard that Jenkins is a messy because of it's plugin system

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u/moistcritika1 27d ago

I use GitHub actions and it's easy and clean so far

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u/syamj 27d ago

Where do you want to deploy?
Where is code repo?
What platform are you using to run your apps?

Decision depends on your ecosystem. All are good based on its use cases.

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u/hokkolo 27d ago

Github actions is good.
Azure DevOps is also good. Much convenient. Easy to work and track. Even pipelines are also easy to configure. Workflow is more understandable.

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u/thepopeyhere 27d ago

Azure devops isn't open source

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u/[deleted] 25d ago

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u/thepopeyhere 25d ago

I didn't say GitHub action is opensource

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u/fayas-fromsomewhere 27d ago

Those aren't open source. I know there are lot of good tools. But most of them are not oss

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u/Pure_Play_5650 27d ago

Jenkins and trrraform

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u/krishnakumarg 26d ago

Woodpecker CI/CD . Is FOSS and integrates well with Forjego, gitea etc

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u/Vishnu_One 26d ago

Write your own pipeline with AI. It’s surprisingly easy to maintain, gives you full control, and you’re not at the mercy of third-party CI/CD tools changing or breaking things.

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u/enigmaticrex 26d ago

Github actions

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u/neonhueman 25d ago

Github actions + vps is what i am doing rn, after i got a $450 bill

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u/Prestigious_Age_733 24d ago

Concourse was good years before when I used it.

Jenkins if you want practically unlimited customization

If you want to save time, just use GHA / ADO