Product Roadmap
summary
Roadmap lists a TeamCity Cloud public beta (hosted on AWS) with general availability targeted for early 2021, pricing by active contributors (authors with >=10 commits/month) and a starter plan at $60/month for three contributors with included build credits and storage. Multi-server work already offloads trigger processing and VCS polling to secondary nodes; full UI parity lands in 2020.2, with build-queue processing and automatic failover planned next year. Core changes: conditional build steps (2020.1) released, trigger-defined parameters and intelligent test-splitting in development.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:10How we release TeamCity
- 5:30Key directions
- 7:32TeamCity Cloud
- 9:50Multi-server scalability & HA
- 12:40Core CI improvements
- 14:03Testing
- 15:45Agentless build steps
- 16:48Configuration as code - Kotlin DSL
- 19:26New build runners and integrations
- 20:33Cloud-related features
- 21:39Licensing and support
- 22:27New “Sakura” UI
- 24:21Outro
- 26:11Q&A
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