The use case: how Cinnamon AI deploys CircleCI
Cinnamon AI replaced its self-hosted Jenkins setup with CircleCI as a hosted CI/CD service for building, testing and deploying its AI document-reading product across several cloud providers and an on-premise version. It uses caching and parallel jobs to speed up builds of large Docker images.
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Caching hastens our workflows because the Docker images from our research team are usually huge – about 10 gigabytes,” says Luan Pham, Senior Researcher for Cinnamon AI. “We can quickly develop our CI pipeline because caching reduces the wait time from hours to minutes.