Best Continuous Integration Software for Linux

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What is Continuous Integration Software for Linux?

Continuous integration (CI) software automates the process of integrating code changes from multiple developers into a shared repository frequently, often several times a day. It runs automated tests on every integration, helping to detect and address issues early in the development cycle. CI software reduces integration problems by ensuring that code is compatible and functional, catching bugs before they can accumulate. By generating feedback quickly, CI supports fast-paced, collaborative development environments and improves the quality of code releases. Compare and read user reviews of the best Continuous Integration software for Linux currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Lens Autopilot
    Lens Autopilot is a DevOps as-a-Service offering that eliminates technology and operational complexity by providing teams with the necessary resources and tools to accelerate their application delivery process on top of Kubernetes. Lens Autopilot optimizes your operations with continuous proactive security and real-time monitoring and alerting, empowering your developers to focus on building and deploying valuable applications, not worrying about operational tasks. With Lens Autopilot, you work closely with a dedicated team of cloud native experts from Mirantis to transform your processes, optimize cost, and enhance security so you can accelerate your business outcomes.
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