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Question: Are you trying to solve the same problem that spring-cloud-pipelines is trying to solve? #751

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jorgeviana opened this issue Aug 28, 2018 · 3 comments

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@jorgeviana
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jorgeviana commented Aug 28, 2018

Hi there,

I think you are trying to solve the same problem that spring-cloud-pipelines (https://github.com/spring-cloud/spring-cloud-pipelines) is trying to solve.

What would be the reason to use one project over the other?

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@mockitoguy
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Thanks for feedback!

Me & @marcingrzejszczak (maker of pipelines) talked extensively about it this summer. There is an overlap between the projects. Let's keep this ticket open until we fix the documentation (or merge projects? :)

@mstachniuk
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Spring Cloud Pipelines focus more on:

  • building on Jenkins or Concourse (you need to set up your instance)
  • continuous delivery for regular projects (monoliths, microservices etc.)
  • deploying application to different environments with different configs, possible manual steps
  • many more

Shipkit focuses more on:

  • using free tools like Github, Travis-CI, Bintray
  • continuous delivery for open source JVM libraries and Gradle plugins
  • publishing in Bintray, Maven Central and Gradle Portal
  • easy setup for libraries developers, full automation
  • artifact versioning, creating tags, nice release notes, hidden sensitive data in output logs and many more

@jorgeviana
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Nice summary!

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