CircleCI

• ✓Execution environments
• ✓Chunk agent
• ✓MCP server
• ✓Build images
• ✓Build optimization
• ✓Autoscaling
• ✓Technical services
• ✓Docker, Windows, Linux, Arm, macOS, self hosted runners
• ✓30x concurrency
• ✓Larger resources
• ✓80x concurrency
• ✓Optional 8x5 support add-on

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• ＋Execution environments
• ＋Chunk agent
• ＋MCP server
• ＋Build images
• ＋Build optimization
• ＋Autoscaling
• ＋Technical services
• ＋Docker, Windows, Linux, Arm, macOS, self hosted runners
• ＋30x concurrency
• ＋Larger resources
• ＋80x concurrency
• ＋Optional 8x5 support add-on

• −Limited build minutes on free plan
• −Limited active users on free plan

Pricing model: Freemiumⓘ · from $15. No plan details yet.

CircleCI is a flexible, usage-based CI/CD platform that supports a wide range of applications and deployment scenarios, offering both free and premium plans to suit different team sizes and needs.

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1. 1

   Sign up for a free account

   Visit the CircleCI website and create a free account to get started with the platform's basic features.

2. 2

   Connect your version control system

   Link your CircleCI project to your code repository on a supported platform like GitHub or GitLab.

3. 3

   Configure your build pipeline

   Set up a configuration file (e.g., .circleci/config.yml) in your repository to define your build, test, and deployment steps.

4. 4

   Select your execution environment

   Choose the appropriate runner for your project, such as a Docker container, Linux, macOS, or Windows machine.

5. 5

   Run your first build

   Trigger a build manually or push a code change to your repository to start an automated pipeline run.

6. 6

   Review build results and optimize

   Check the build output and logs. Use features like build optimization and caching to improve pipeline speed and efficiency.

Facts on this page are attributed to their source and verification status where available. Primary source: circleci.com.

Versioned field history and change tracking will appear here as the tool is enriched and updated (Phase 2+).