Every Continuous Integration server that supports Ruby + Git

by Julian Simpson on April 8, 2009

As I posted, I’m on a quest for the right continuous integration server for my day job. I had some helpful suggestions in the comments (thanks guys). I thought I’d maintain the whole list here (in no particular order):

If I’ve missed any other continuous integration tools, please let me know. Thanks.

Update: Added Bamboo. Thanks Ken.
Update(August ‘09): Added Ci Joe.


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  • Hi Julian,

    You might want to add our Parabuild to your list. Parabuild now provides Continuous Integration for Git.
  • I work at Relevance, the company behind Run Code Run. We have Ruby 1.9 support working internally and are just working out a few bugs before we take it live. Here's an example: http://runcoderun.com/spicycode/micronaut

    We'll announce it on the Run Code Run blog when we release it to the public.
  • Luntbuild also supports rake, though I've never tried it with a rakefile. Don't know if it supports Git.
  • simpsonjulian
    Kens, thanks for the advice, both you. Cerberus at the bottom of my list now and Bamboo is on the list :)
  • Atlassian Bamboo supports Ruby and Git as well.

    Ruby is supported out of the box and there is a plugin for Git repositories.
  • Ken Mayer
    Cerberus is pretty moribund. I abandoned it for cc.rb.
  • Hi Jules,

    Erin and I have been using cc.rb quite successfully for the host of small apps we've developed. Been fine for 3 committers primarily merging to a single branch. Good support from notifiers like CCMenu.

    Erin built a cap task to push new projects into the CI server with a one liner, so there's low overhead in getting going.
  • A minor thing: note that Hudson's website is now http://hudson-ci.org/.
    Cheers
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