Pulse is a continuous integration server that is simple to set up and easy to use while providing advanced features.
Pulse automatically monitors your SCM server, checks out changed code, builds it and notifies you of the results.
Pulse is designed to save you time through a combination of usability and advanced features. It also adapts to your existing environment, allowing you to get started without changing the way you work.
Pulse boasts all the features you expect of an fully featured continuous integration server, along with some that are rarely found in competing systems:
- Continuous Integration Basics
- Supported build tools
- Supported SCMs and change information
- Integrated test reporting
- Scheduling builds
- Build notifications
- Capture build artifacts
- Incremental builds
- Advanced Continuous Integration
- Personal builds
- Distributed builds
- Changelist isolation
- Resource dependencies
- Dependent projects
- Manual build properties
- Build Reporting
- Reporting interface
- Extract information
- Project reports
- Real-time build logs
- Build controls
- Build history
- Usability
- Configurable dashboard
- Project groups
- Flexible subscription conditions
- Predictable URL scheme
- Maintainability
- Templated configuration
- Automatic agent upgrades
- Automatic configuration backups
- Supported databases
- Extensibility
- Flexible build core
- Plugin system
- XML-RPC remote API
- Integration
- Repository browsers
- Issue trackers
- Security
- Role-based security
- Project and agent ACLs
- LDAP integration
The practise of continuous integration is all about increasing productivity and reducing risk.
An automated build server combined with an automated unit test suite constantly monitors the quality of your source code, leading to:
- increased developer productivity: no more time is wasted debugging integration issues;
- lower development cost: problems are found earlier, making them cheaper to fix;
- higher visibility of progress: through constant monitoring and feedback.
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