Over the past few years, the continuous integration and continuous deployment space have been gaining prominence. CI/CD tools have now become an integral part of the DevOps testing activity. However, there are multiple choices when it comes to choosing the best CI/CD tools, making it even more challenging to choose one.

The silver lining: A select few provide full continuous integration & continuous delivery systems, with CircleCI & Travis CI leading the pack. Here, we’ll compare CircleCI vs. Travis CI to help you select the best CI/CD tools suitable for your project.

CI/CD Yardstick

If you want to pick the right CI/CD tools, you need to find answers to these questions.

• Why should you opt for CircleCI or Travis CI, the purpose-driven tools for DevOps testing?
• Is it easy to get started with the CI/CD tool?
• Is the tool scalable and reliable in terms of deployment and support?
• Does the tool support a CI/CD pipeline to expedite the deployment and testing process?
• How easy (or difficult) is switching from an existing CI/CD tool (e.g. Jenkins) to a new one?
• Does the tool support only have an on-premise solution or a cloud-based SaaS offering or both?

Let’s get started with an in-depth analysis of CircleCI vs. Travis CI, and by the end of this comparison, you’ll be in a much better position to choose the best-suited CI/CD tool for DevOps testing.

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