1. Dictionary
2. UI
3. Maven Plugin
4. Integration with different servers like Jboss, tomcat.
1. Dictionary
2. UI
3. Maven Plugin
4. Integration with different servers like Jboss, tomcat.
Jenkins deployment was hard to maintain different environments, different variables, Machines etc. Now we have it all under one roof.
RollBack, Logging, documentations, support, forums, and blogs.
2 Years.
General configuration issues.
No issues with stability.
Less documentation.
3/10.
Technical Support:3/10.
No, but we might be switching to urban code.
Complex, New tool, new technology.
Vendor, 8.
I don't know.
Urbancode
Make sure it works with cloud integration, and you have proper technical support.
Controlled / automated way to deploy application releases.
Shorter time to market, more agile in deploying newly created business value.
Documentation / initial setup / learning curve.
No issues with deployment.
No issues with stability.
We encountered no problems with scalability.
Customer support is excellent, quick response from product specialists.
Technical Support:Excellent.
Homemade solution, too complex and lacking flexibility / features.
It was straightforward.
In-house, but a vendor team could have expedited the initial setup.
No, the product was already used in another business unit.
This is just a technical tool, take time to redesign processes too.
Automatic deployments using packages build using TFS and the way it assembles the configuration settings for us.
Quicker and more solid installations.
I’d like better reporting possibilities.
About over a year by now.
No.
Once, when to many deployments were running.
Once, when to many deployments were running.
A 7 on a scale from 1-10.
Technical Support:A 7 on a scale from 1-10.
No.
Straightforward.
Vendor team, 7/10.
Yes, don’t know what they checked back then.
Compare and choose the product that fits your needs, if you implement this product, draw the implementation in the tool first and note your needs. As you may need other plugins then default are delivered, it is possible to create your own. But then you do need the programming knowledge.
Thanks for the review!
How long was the other business unit already using XL Deploy before there was enough confidence to bring it enterprise wide?