GitVerse CI/CD

What GitVerse CI/CD is

GitVerse CI/CD automates code building, testing, and delivery through workflows written in YAML and stored in `.gitverse/workflows/`. Workflows run on cloud, user-managed self-hosted, or organization runners. They can start after a push, a pull request being created or updated, a manual request, a schedule, or a webhook. Documentation includes workflows for publishing Docker images to Cloud.ru Artifact Registry and deploying to Container Apps, as well as Kubernetes deployment with kubectl. Webhook notifications can go to Telegram, MAX, Discord, or a custom URL.

GitVerse Free costs nothing (billed польз./месяц). It includes unlimited public and private repositories, 5 GB of LFS storage, 1 GB for packages, CI/CD artifacts and releases, 2,000 CI/CD minutes monthly, and three self-hosted runners. Cloud-runner tasks stop automatically after 30 minutes; self-hosted runners allow teams to set their own limits. OnPrem pricing is based on requirements, starts at five workstations, and includes deployment in the customer's environment with unlimited self-hosted runners. GitVerse is headquartered in Moscow, Russia.

Who it suits

GitVerse CI/CD suits development teams that want YAML workflows triggered by code changes, schedules, or webhooks. Its cloud and self-hosted runner options support teams with different execution needs.

Verdict

GitVerse CI/CD offers workflow automation with cloud and self-hosted runner options, plus a free plan with stated repository and usage allowances. Teams needing longer cloud jobs should account for the 30-minute task limit.