TeamCity Technology Day 2020
who it's for
teamcity administrators, ci/cd engineers, devops engineers, cloud infrastructure engineers, plugin developers, kotlin developers, build engineers
topics
TeamCity Cloud on AWS; Kotlin DSL settings.kts; TeamCity plugin React API; agentless build steps; Python build runner support; OAuth SSO integrations; ECS to EKS migration; EFS throughput exhaustion; build-queue processing; automatic failover planning; intelligent test splitting; trunk-based buildserver CI
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Product Roadmap | Yegor Naumov | 35m |
Roadmap lists a TeamCity Cloud public beta (hosted on AWS) with general availability targeted for early 2021, pricing by active contributors (authors with >=10… | ||
| Coming Soon in TeamCity 2020.2 | Alexander Rassokhin | 26m |
OAuth login via GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket (including on‑prem GitHub/GitLab in progress) allows auto‑mapping or creation of users; Bitbucket Cloud pull… | ||
| Deploying TeamCity Cloud as a Service on AWS: Lessons Learned | Nikita Koscheev | 32m |
Each customer runs a per-client isolated TeamCity instance (ECS container), artifacts on S3, metadata split per-schema in RDS (MySQL), and shared state on EFS… | ||
| Getting Started With Kotlin DSL in TeamCity: From Zero to Hero | Marco Behler | 01h 04m |
Shows how to enable TeamCity’s Kotlin DSL, have the server commit a settings.kts to VCS, and use view DSL copy‑paste to generate correct Kotlin blocks… | ||
| Creating Plugins Using the New TeamCity Plugin UI Framework | Denis Lesnik | 32m |
TeamCity 2020.2 ships a new JavaScript API that lets UI plugins integrate with the Sakura single‑page React UI, provides TypeScript/Flow typings, lifecycle… | ||
| How We Use TeamCity to Build TeamCity at JetBrains | Yegor Naumov | 28m |
JetBrains runs a single TeamCity installation that builds itself and every product 24/7: 1500 build agents, ~6000 projects, 40,000 build configurations and… | ||
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