The use case: how Travelex deploys CircleCI
Travelex, a foreign currency exchange company, moved from Atlassian Bamboo to CircleCI to build CI/CD pipelines using reusable templates, while meeting financial-sector security requirements. It uses CircleCI to automate builds and code testing and to scale workflows up or down.
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It used to take around three to four months for us to deploy or build basic infrastructure – whereas when we adopted CircleCI, we got it done in three weeks,” Goswami says.
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It used to take around three to four months for us to deploy or build basic infrastructure – whereas when we adopted CircleCI, we got it done in three weeks,” Goswami says. “We didn’t have to spend effort on infrastructure, so it was a total cost saving.