With Cruise, each integration is verified by an automated build (including test) to detect integration errors as quickly as possible during the software development. This approach leads to significantly reduced integration problems and allows a team to develop cohesive software more rapidly.
Get Cruise up and running easily - installing Cruise on a single machine requires exactly zero configuration. You won't be asked a single question. Fill just two pieces of information in the wizard: the project name and the version control URL (of course CI gurus still have the full power of a configuration file), and get a simple project up and running. Cruise will of course check out the code for you.
Add pipelines with ease
Cruise tells you everything you need to know, including what target is running and how long there is to go, on the front page. It's updated every five seconds. See the live console output from every agent on the grid with a single click. The screens are designed so you can increase the font size and put the screen at the end of your project table: a ready-made information radiator.
Ready-made information radiator
Cruise exposes all its functionality and data through a RESTful API – indeed, that's how the browser GUI talks to Cruise. Easily remote control Cruise and pull out the data you need. Integrate with external tools such as code coverage analyzers using build properties, which can be created and retrieved from your build script. Use properties to record the test coverage in each continuous integration build, and fail the build if the test coverage goes down.
