Register today to attend the January 19 Office Hours, held at Noon Central (US). In this event, limited to 45 minutes, Travis CI’s Michael Mendy will demonstrate how to configure your .travis.yml file to utilize faster virtual machines, which will lead to quicker build times. Mendy will review the...
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Register for Office Hours: How to Build Quicker
Register today to attend the January 19 Office Hours, held at Noon Central (US). In this event, limited to 45 minutes, Travis CI’s Michael Mendy will demonstrate how to configure...
Travis CI Joins IBM Webinar
Travis CI's Michael Mendy joins IBM to discuss Enterprise CI/CD. Specifically, he will be showing how Travis CI can use Red Hat's Quay, via pushing a multiarch image using IBM...
Office Hours Replay: Using Docker in Travis CI Builds
Watch the replay below of a recent Office Hours where Travis CI's Michael Mendy discussed Using Docker in Travis CI Builds. Mendy showed how to incorporate Docker into Travis CI...
Replay Office Hours: Adding GPU to Your Travis CI Builds
Watch the replay for a Travis CI Office Hours with Michael Mendy. In this office hours, Michael guided through integrating GPUs into the build process, selecting the right GPU...
Travis CI / Assembla Handshake
Build and Test Code from Assembla Perforce Helix Core and Apache Subversion with Travis CI Travis CI is happy to announce a further extension of our integration with Assembla. On...
Boost Your Computing Power with the Travis CI New GPU Support
Travis CI is excited to announce that we’ve added GPU support for Linux based builds. As a result, we can now provide you with even more computing power to tackle your most demanding needs.
CI/CD Security: Best Practices
Software development often consists of confidential information and code sequences that could put companies in a vulnerable position if leaked into the hands of competitors....
Generate SBOM from Your Repo Using Travis CI
Increasingly, software imposes security requirements on developers. As software is built using multiple libraries or utilities, developers introduce a lot of dependencies into...
SVN and Perforce CI/CD Options
Travis CI’s SVN and Perforce CI/CD options enable developers to benefit from the security, storage, and automation features that our software has to offer.
CI/CD Pipeline: A Complete Guide
What is continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD)? Why has this method for delivering updates to software become the hallmark of advanced, modern software...
Improved CI/CD Build Job Log Security
The CI/CD (Continuous Integration & Deployment) tools are a widely adopted part of automated delivery processes in the software development industry. Tools like Travis CI are...
Sign your software with Travis CI
Software Supply Chain security is the act of securing the components, activities, and practices involved in creating and deploying software. One of these practices is digitally...
Deploying with Surge.sh
Got some static files? Travis CI can deploy your static files to Surge.sh after a successful build. Builds triggered from Pull Requests will never trigger a deploy, let’s see how...











