Dependency on multiple AWS services :
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2024 8:43 am
Creating a completed CI/CD pipeline often requires using multiple AWS services (such as CodeCommit, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy), which increases complexity and dependency on AWS
Vendor lock-in : With CodePipeline and related services hosted entirely on AWS, Teams may have difficulty migrating to other platforms or vendors, increasing its dependency on AWS
Azure DevOps Pricing
Custom prices
AWS CodePipeline Ratings & Reviews
G2 : 4.3/5 (60+ reviews)
18. GitHub Actions (best for CI/CD with GitHub integration)
GitHub Actions (Best for CI/CD with GitHub Integration)
via GitHub Actions As a platform-native tool, GitHub Actions is especially convenient for Teams already working on GitHub. It eliminates the need for external CI/CD platforms and offers a seamless, integrated experience.
Top GitHub Actions Features
Built into the GitHub ecosystem : GitHub Actions enables lithuania telemarketing list teams to build, test, and deploy code within their GitHub repositories, allowing for automation triggered by events in GitHub flows or third-party tools
Access to ready-made actions : GitHub Marketplace offers over 10,000 ready-to-use actions, so developers can quickly implement complex workflows without having to build them from scratch
Cross-platform support : Hosted virtual machines on Ubuntu Linux, macOS, and Windows enable testing in a variety of environments, with full support for Docker containers
Continuous Integration Templates : Pre-built CI templates make it easy to get started with workflows, and users can custom-tailor their workflows to specific needs via YAML configuration files
Free on public repositories : Developers can use GitHub Actions at no cost on public repositories and with restrictions on private ones, making it an affordable choice for open-source projects
GitHub Actions
Resource Limitations : GitHub Actions imposes execution and retention limits, which can be restrictive for workflows that require resource expansion
Dependency on GitHub : As a GitHub-exclusive tool, any GitHub downtime directly impacts CI/CD workflows, which can be a problem for mission-critical applications
Complexity for advanced workflows : For users with complex CI/CD requirements, creating complex workflows can become cumbersome, with a learning curve associated with mastering YAML syntax and workflow configuration
Limited secrets management : GitHub Actions does not provide support for granular access control to secrets, and integration with third-party secrets management tools such as HashiCorp Vault is limited
No native metrics dashboards : GitHub Actions doesn't have any built-in monitoring dashboards, leaving Teams to rely on external tools to track key metrics like turnaround time, deployment rate, and change failure rate
GitHub Actions Price List
Vendor lock-in : With CodePipeline and related services hosted entirely on AWS, Teams may have difficulty migrating to other platforms or vendors, increasing its dependency on AWS
Azure DevOps Pricing
Custom prices
AWS CodePipeline Ratings & Reviews
G2 : 4.3/5 (60+ reviews)
18. GitHub Actions (best for CI/CD with GitHub integration)
GitHub Actions (Best for CI/CD with GitHub Integration)
via GitHub Actions As a platform-native tool, GitHub Actions is especially convenient for Teams already working on GitHub. It eliminates the need for external CI/CD platforms and offers a seamless, integrated experience.
Top GitHub Actions Features
Built into the GitHub ecosystem : GitHub Actions enables lithuania telemarketing list teams to build, test, and deploy code within their GitHub repositories, allowing for automation triggered by events in GitHub flows or third-party tools
Access to ready-made actions : GitHub Marketplace offers over 10,000 ready-to-use actions, so developers can quickly implement complex workflows without having to build them from scratch
Cross-platform support : Hosted virtual machines on Ubuntu Linux, macOS, and Windows enable testing in a variety of environments, with full support for Docker containers
Continuous Integration Templates : Pre-built CI templates make it easy to get started with workflows, and users can custom-tailor their workflows to specific needs via YAML configuration files
Free on public repositories : Developers can use GitHub Actions at no cost on public repositories and with restrictions on private ones, making it an affordable choice for open-source projects
GitHub Actions
Resource Limitations : GitHub Actions imposes execution and retention limits, which can be restrictive for workflows that require resource expansion
Dependency on GitHub : As a GitHub-exclusive tool, any GitHub downtime directly impacts CI/CD workflows, which can be a problem for mission-critical applications
Complexity for advanced workflows : For users with complex CI/CD requirements, creating complex workflows can become cumbersome, with a learning curve associated with mastering YAML syntax and workflow configuration
Limited secrets management : GitHub Actions does not provide support for granular access control to secrets, and integration with third-party secrets management tools such as HashiCorp Vault is limited
No native metrics dashboards : GitHub Actions doesn't have any built-in monitoring dashboards, leaving Teams to rely on external tools to track key metrics like turnaround time, deployment rate, and change failure rate
GitHub Actions Price List