If you’re looking at hosting a new project, please reach out to us at What was saved If any issues arise, please ping us at are conservatively adding new projects, but at a slower rate than with CodeBetter in that we want to make sure we can cater to a correct level of service that is required. If your project was one of those migrated from CodeBetter, then you should already have it available on the new server. For a complete list of what was ported and what was not please see What was Saved below. Luckily we managed to rescue most of the projects and data and continue with the migration process to our own servers. Unfortunately this past September, the hardware died and did so badly. NET projects with what we’ve been offering for projects on TeamCity at JetBrains While doing this, we were also in parallel conversations of providing a more reliable and faster service (and servers) to OSS projects and somehow consolidating. However server maintenance and other aspects were out of our area of responsibility. Since then we’ve been slightly more involved in terms of TeamCity administration.
JetBrains’ involvement in the project was merely limited to providing TeamCity licenses and monetary support for the server, until around 2014. That ultimately became the TeamCity at CodeBetter site.įor quite a few number of years, the service was maintained and hosted by volunteers from CodeBetter and the last years by Anne Epstein, who has been doing a wonderful job of single-handedly managing new projects, etc. Back in 2008, with the release of TeamCity 3.1, James Kovacs, Brendan Tompkins and a few others contacted us in order to provide a hosted TeamCity instance for OSS projects in.
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