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Asked: 2026-05-12T21:05:21+00:00

My group work for a software of simulation for plane. To achieve a faster

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My group work for a software of simulation for plane. To achieve a faster and easier validation and verification, we decided to introduce continuous integration. But I have no idea which CI servers should we choose.

Our contraintes:

   - We need to compile in different machine with different platform( Linux, HP ) in local net and in client's net.
     I mean, we need to call different functions in different machine in distance. Some of them will need a authorise
   - We prefer a CI servers open source
   - The sources are in different languages, C, C++, Java ...
   - Support SVN, CVS, Clearcase
   - Automated tests and reports
   - The tests need different machines working together

I’ve seen teamcity, it seems well, but it’s not open source.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Hudson is for you!

    Edit to be more precise about your requirements:

    • Hudson run on a JVM (standalone service, using Jetty, or on a Tomcat server). Thus, the plateform is not a problem.
    • Hudson is open-source.
    • Hudson manages Java projects natively, but you can ask him to compile C, C++ or .Net projects.
    • Support SVN, CVS natively, and a plugin for Clearcase exist (here).
    • Automated tests and reports: You will need to implement them, of course, but Hudson will launch them for you. For Java projects, simply use Maven for that!
    • The tests need different machines working together: Hudson can be launched on several machines (one master, several slaves). Each slave can be hosted by any kinf of machine.
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