CircleCI is a shared continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform, and the central hub where code moves from idea to delivery. CircleCI has unique access to data on how engineering teams work, and how their code runs.
Companies like Spotify, Coinbase, Stitch Fix, and BuzzFeed use us to improve engineering team productivity, release better products, and get to market faster.
- Workflows for job orchestration: Enable dynamic config to gain increased control and flexibility over your development process.
- First-class Docker support: Run any image from Docker’s public/private registry or other common registries, customizable on a per-job basis.
- Choose the CPU/RAM you need: Easily configure your compute and memory to fit your team’s specific pipelines.
- Language-agnostic support: CircleCI supports any language that builds on Linux, Windows, or macOS, including C++, Javascript, .NET, PHP, Python, and Ruby.
- Powerful caching: Speed up your pipelines with expanded caching options, including images, source code, dependencies, and custom caches.
- SSH or run local builds for easy debugging: Quickly find and solve problems using SSH access or run jobs in your local environment to ensure faster remediation of issues.
- Unmatched security: The controls you need to be confident your code is protected.
- Insights dashboard: Realize the full value of CircleCI with the Insights dashboard.
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