It was over a year ago when I made that migration, and have since switched companies, but I don't recall anything that was glaringly difficult. I found the Buildkite documentation to be very well written. I found the Buildkite configuration to be drastically different, in that it allows for a more modular configuration compared to the Travis CI configuration. I was working on a Docker based project, so I found it very convenient that I could run my integration tests concurrently. Since Buildkite is self-hosted, I was able to ensure that my pipelines were always running consistently and fast.
That said, I do remember having to take some extra steps to ensure that my environment secrets were secure. Buildkite has a few methods, but I used agent hooks to achieve what I needed: buildkite.com/docs/pipelines/secre...
Best of luck! I hope it works for your use case! :)
At first glance, the BuildKite docs do look very well written which is always encouraging and from searching around, it seems like it might be a little more work to set up but a lot of people really like it.
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It was over a year ago when I made that migration, and have since switched companies, but I don't recall anything that was glaringly difficult. I found the Buildkite documentation to be very well written. I found the Buildkite configuration to be drastically different, in that it allows for a more modular configuration compared to the Travis CI configuration. I was working on a Docker based project, so I found it very convenient that I could run my integration tests concurrently. Since Buildkite is self-hosted, I was able to ensure that my pipelines were always running consistently and fast.
That said, I do remember having to take some extra steps to ensure that my environment secrets were secure. Buildkite has a few methods, but I used agent hooks to achieve what I needed: buildkite.com/docs/pipelines/secre...
Best of luck! I hope it works for your use case! :)
Thanks for the insight!
At first glance, the BuildKite docs do look very well written which is always encouraging and from searching around, it seems like it might be a little more work to set up but a lot of people really like it.