The set of trigger conditions originally designed for individual actions is now available for entire pipelines. 

New feature: Trigger conditons for pipelines

Buddy integrates with all popular Git hosting services, including GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, as well as custom repos on private servers.

New feature: Add integrated projects via the Buddy API

The first in line is triggering pipeline executions from webhooks, a popular request among DevOps.

A small but significant tweak, editable integrations allow you to update the details of your integrated apps without removing them from your profile.

With the growing popularity of Microsoft Azure, adding support for AKS was just a matter of time.

Yet another highly requested integration has joined the extensive roster of Buddy actions.

RabbitMQ is a multi-protocol messaging broker written in Erlang. It implements AMQP and can be further extended with STOMP, MQTT.

Telegram is a highly successful instant messaging service with over 200 million active monthly users.

Since the very beginning, we strived to make Buddy as intuitive as possible.

Let's assume you're a happy Buddy user with a bunch of meticulously configured pipelines.

Although Buddy's actions are preconfigured, this doesn't mean it gives you any less control over your workflow.

This week brings good news for developers orchestrating containers on AWS clusters: Buddy now officialy supports Amazon EKS!