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

Automate Kubernetes deployments on Amazon EKS

Buddy has always been about power and flexibility. One of the things that you lacked was the ability to use the artifacts from one pipeline in another.

New action: Copy files between pipelines

Buddy automatically sends pipeline status to GitHub and GitLab.

Posting test results to GitHub/GitLab

Buddy is a smart tool that lets you build and deploy your web projects

New database options (MySQL, Postgres, MariaDB)

We're happy to announce that Buddy now supports deployments to the Amazon ECS!

New feature: Build and run Docker containers on AWS ECS 

Buddy turns delivery to Kubernetes into a breeze

New feature: selecting kubectl version

Due to planned maintenance on Docker Hub, Docker Cloud, and Docker Store on Saturday, 25.08.2018 at 11 am PT, Buddy's functionality may be temporarily limited

Possible limitations due to the Docker Hub's maintenance (August 25, 2018)

When we develop new features, we try to keep things simple, yet with no compromise to flexibility.

Introducing: API-parameterized executions

In response to popular demand from Atlassian developers, HipChat notifications are now available in Buddy! 

Introducing: HipChat notifications

As you probably know, pipelines in Buddy can be run in three ways: Automatically on push, Manually on click, Recurrently on time interval

Introducing: Cron jobs in recurrent pipelines

New mobile version

Recently, we've added a new  authorization method for GKE cluster solution in all K8s actions

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