Introduction If you suspect your TeamCity On-Premises server has been compromised through a security vulnerability (such as CVE-2024-27198), and you were unable to patch or upgrade your server prior to the suspected incident, this blog post recommends some of the steps you should take to investigate the incident, along with…
Mark your calendars for March 20–22, 2024, as the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California prepares to host the Game Developers Conference, the largest annual gathering of professional video game developers. JetBrains is thrilled to be part of this event, and we invite you to join us! As a visitor…
TeamCity Pipelines, our new product that offers a brand-new approach to the CI/CD process, is currently in Beta. We’d like to share product news with our users on a more regular basis. That’s why we’re starting a new initiative—the TeamCity Pipelines Pulse newsletter, and you’re now reading the very first…
Have you ever been faced with a situation where you needed to deploy your system to many different environments? For many of us, this is probably just staging or production. When using TeamCity to do this, we just create a build chain as follows: But what if the number of…
May 30, 2024 update: The initial release of this blog post recommended that customers using older versions of TeamCity upgrade their servers to the latest 2022.x or 2023.x versions. Due to a technical error, bug-fix releases 2022.04.6, 2022.10.5, and 2023.05.5 did not include all of the stated security fixes. Additionally,…
TeamCity is a popular choice in game development for several reasons, including its support for Perforce, its ability to be installed on premises, and its numerous configuration options. In addition to its main application as a general-purpose CI/CD solution, we’re also striving to bring dedicated support for various build tools,…
We’re gearing up for another edition of JetBrains GameDev Days – a free, live, virtual event where community speakers cover topics they are passionate about – in October 2024. Last year, we invited eleven experts from diverse backgrounds to share insights, engage in discussions, and offer tips on game development.…
Design is an integral part of any product or feature development cycle. In this blog post, we’ll tell you how we go about designing new features for TeamCity Pipelines. We spent over a year fine-tuning our processes so that we can adopt a better design approach that puts our customers…
Imagine you could click your way through a pipeline configuration. How much easier would that be? Guess what: Now you can define dependencies between jobs in TeamCity Pipelines with a simple drag and drop. Just click on the job that you’d like to connect with another one – and voilà!…
In TeamCity 2024.03, we’re introducing some highly upvoted features, including optional artifact dependency, bundled HashiCorp Vault plugin, and supporting configuration cache for the Gradle build runner. Read on to learn what’s new. Semi-automatic security updates To keep you ahead of the curve in preventing and mitigating security issues, TeamCity 2024.03…