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Load Testing with TeamCity and BlazeMeter
BlazeMeter is a cloud-based load testing platform for web applications, mobile applications and web services. It can be used to simulate heavy loads on a server and analyze performance under different...
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Explaining the Shared Resources plugin
This post describes one of the new features in the upcoming TeamCity 8.0 Using TeamCity, we can easily set up a build farm using a central TeamCity server and several connected build agents. By having...
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First-class PHP Continuous Integration using TeamCity
A while ago we blogged about using TeamCity to do Continuous Integration for PHP. TeamCity developers never seem to sleep: with TeamCity 8 a new feature called meta-runners was introduced. Meta runners...
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The Power of Meta-Runner – Custom runners with ease
TeamCity comes with a series of Runners out of the box which offer support for different functionalities such as MSBuild, Ant, Code Inspections, Gradle support, etc. In addition to these, there are a...
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User Interface Tips and Tricks
When working with software daily, every once in a while you discover some little hidden gems that make the experience more user-friendly and/or more fun. In this post we’ll explore some of the...
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TeamCity Torrent Plugin
Today we have some interesting news for you – the Torrent plugin for TeamCity! With this plugin, users and build agents can download TeamCity build artifacts faster, especially in a distributed...
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Continuous Delivery to IIS or Windows Azure Web Sites
Deploying ASP.NET applications can be done in a multitude of ways. Some build the application on a workstation and then xcopy it over to the target server. Some use a build server, download the...
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TeamCity and Visual Studio Online Source Control
Many teams are working with Visual Studio Online (VSO), a hosted Team Foundation Server that provides source control and issue tracking as a cloud service. While VSO comes with a build server as well,...
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Introducing TeamCity Azure plugin – Run builds in the cloud
In a large TeamCity setup with many projects, it’s often very difficult to predict the load on build agents, for example during releases. One minute we need only one agent to be running, the next...
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TeamCity integrates with Visual Studio Online and Azure – Special offer for...
A large number of TeamCity users are working with Microsoft technologies and platforms such as Visual Studio Online and Azure, both fantastic tools in their respective areas. We are really excited to...
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Send Visual Studio Online Team Room Notifications from TeamCity
Continuous Integration is all about quick feedback on changes in our code. TeamCity lets us subscribe to important events that may take place during the build process, such as succesful builds, build...
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AWS CodeDeploy Runner plugin
Good news for those of you who use both TeamCity and Amazon Web Services, and those who for now stick with only one of the above, but are looking for a good integration. With the help of the new...
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TeamCity brings Azure Resource Manager support
Microsoft has recently introduced a new way to deploy cloud resources, so currently there exist two Azure deployment models supported by TeamCity as two separate plugins. The earlier Azure deployment...
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Build, test and deploy .NET Core projects with TeamCity
The .NET Core development platform is the next wave of .NET ecosystem evolution which brings cross-platform targets for your existing or new products. Microsoft ships .NET Core SDK packages with a...
View ArticleTeamCity 5.0.3
The fresh update for TeamCity, which comes with a number of bug-fixes in it, is now available. Check the release notes for the complete list of included changes and download the build. As usual, we...
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Setting up TeamCity as a native NuGet Server
TeamCity 7.0 EAP (Early Access Program) was recently opened and one of the new features is the built-in support for NuGet. I recently blogged about setting up TeamCity to pack and publish NuGet...
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Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub
Scenario You’re running an OSS project* and someone makes a pull request. You’ve got two choices: Merge and Pray Pull to local branch, build, run tests and merge if all OK What do you do? Well, what is...
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TeamCity Performance Monitor
When working with TeamCity, we get a lot of feedback on our continuous integration process. We can see when compilation started, which unit tests passed and which failed. But how much memory do we...
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Continuous Integration for PHP using TeamCity
TeamCity supports your Continuous Integration (CI) process in many technologies like Java and .NET. It’s not because we don’t provide other technologies out-of-the-box that you can not make use of...
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TeamCity plugin for Visual Studio
When working with TeamCity and Visual Studio, we can do a lot of things right from within our IDE. We can trigger a remote run, fetch dotCover code coverage information from the server, view changes...
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