BuildPiper Reviews

.We used BuildPiper for a while for automating our CI/CD pipeline ,Its a good option if youre working with docker container which managed by kubernetes , normally while managing kubernetes we need to go through terminal and its a lot for many users but BuildPiper provides an information rich and user fiendly design which make it easier for to understand status of your clusters and your app lifecycle , while implementing your devops architecture BuildPiper provides end to end automation which makes your life a lot easier , if you want to manage your docker containers and other microservices its a breeze , we used it for a while in large scale during past ,now we are only using it for a few projects ,for the support part of it we didnt have any issues cus the documentation was robust and the support team was fast to respond

it doesnt have any integration for mobile and web app , its soley focuses on microservices

manging kubernetes and docker containers

The UI for deployment of any microservice was really very friendly. Never struggled with the confusion of services and process. And the support from thier team was really good, were helping us to guide for each and every step very calmly. Also integration with the microservices were pretty easy, and standardised implementation for all our services. Not just deployment, it had a lot of usages like realtime logs, detection of service up or restarting etc.

Suppose a user is deploying his microservice, but at same time other user deployes his branch/changes on same microservice, atleast there should be a notification to the user who did last deployment as that was creating confusion. Everyone has thier own creds mapped to email, they could have introduced a desktop notification or something to avoid users always checking if anyone else is deploying or not

It's an end-to-end microservices application delivery platform that helps dockerized code/image to be deployed across all environments like staging, preprod, prod etc.

It helps my company having multiple environments and microservices as to maintain the same development through all my environments so that the testing can be done smoothly by the QA and deployments can be carried out smoothly. We were using Jenkins earlier which doesn't have the platform support as buildpiper. Although both are cloud based but still buildpiper has more friendly UI so that anyone can use it without messing up things.