In addition to GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab support, Buddy offers a fully-featured Git hosting for private repositories, both in cloud and self-hosted version

Version Control: Feature overview

With Google rapidly expanding their cloud service coverage, Buddy keeps up the pace with dedicated integrations for Google developers.

Integrations with Google Cloud Platform (Updated)

Buddy lets you build Docker images of your applications and push them to Docker Hub, Amazon ECR, and private Docker registries

Push Docker containers to Google Container Registry (GCR) 

GitHub Pages is a fast and easy way to share information about you, your project with the rest of the world, without worrying about server infrastructure

How to generate GitHub Pages with Hexo, Hugo and Middleman static site generators

Of all supported Buddy integrations one of the most popular are Amazon Web Services. There are currently 5 AWS services supported by dedicated actions.

Integrations with Amazon Web Services

With Buddy you can build your own Docker images with source code from GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab (or Buddy) repositories

Feature spotlight: Building Docker images

Buddy GO is a Docker-based CI server with Git hosting that you can install and use behind your own firewall

Buddy GO: the Docker-based CI server with deployment tools

PHPUnit is a popular programmer-oriented testing framework for PHP

Feature spotlight: PHP Unit

eploy files to Rackspace Cloud Files with the new file transfer action.

New action: Rackspace Cloud Files

Since GitHub is the #1 Git provider among our users, we have decided to deepen the integration with the service.

Introducing: Expanded GitHub Integration

Pipelines – the visual representation of a developer's workflow – are one of the core features that make Buddy easy to use and configure

Introducing: Configuration as Code (YAML)

We're happy to announce that with the introduction of the environment variables to Buddy, it is now possible to do it.

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