The use case: how Oneflare deploys CircleCI
Oneflare replaced its in-house Drone CI setup with CircleCI to automate testing and delivery for its developer team. This removes CI/CD infrastructure maintenance and gives faster feedback on failed builds.
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“There’s a full global team to support us if we have any issues, rather than one DevOps engineer managing an in-house Drone instance,” Cook says. “There’s also faster overall performance, which means that our teams spend less time waiting for feedback and can move on to the next task faster.”