For jamecs, we have tried Beetlejuice for the Continous Integration. True to what they claim, installation is a breeze. For Ross (my team-mate) it took only couple of minutes to install and a couple more to setup the system. We liked it initially but recently it is hogging the machine memory and severely impacting the server's performance. We will give them benefit of doubt at this point, as they're still in beta. Now back to the earlier plan, we're back to either CruiseControl or AntHill ..
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#1 by lubosp on July 2, 2005 - 8:06 am
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You might give Luntbuild a try.
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#2 by Sergey on July 9, 2005 - 4:07 pm
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Surya,
Check our Parabuild. It is a commercial production-grade continuous integration server. We are currently running an early access program, so you have chance to get free licenses if you submit bugs.
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