Chat with your builds, CI, and more: Introducing the Bitrise MCP Server

This blog post dives into DevSecOps, the approach that blends DevOps, security, and operations into a cohesive security strategy. It focuses on the impact of DevSecOps on mobile software development and underscores the significance of prioritizing security from the get-go.

Dive into the essentials of DevOps and Mobile DevOps. This blog post covers the DevOps core principles, the differences between DevOps and Mobile DevOps, and the integration of security and engineering practices, alongside answers to common DevOps questions and a glossary of terms.

We’re here with our latest round-up of new Bitrise features. We think these delighters will simplify how you work and cut down on unnecessary noise.

Build faster with Bitrise Build Cache's latest updates, offering seamless integration for Gradle and Bazel applications across CI platforms, complete with a 30-day free trial to significantly reduce build times and optimize workflows.

Identify where cache hits go wrong with a first glance thanks to our easy-to-understand UI and colorful cache hit trendlines. In addition, easily set up alerts and get notified when your cache hits go below your desired threshold.

Learn how dependency and build caching techniques are utilized in continuous integration to save time and improve efficiency by storing and quickly retrieving frequently used data or outputs.

Find out how Bitrise's Build Cache overcomes latency issues in build caching by addressing geographic distance, cache entry read speed, and network protocol efficiency.

Partnering with LaunchDarkly, we’ve integrated feature flags into Release Management, bringing you a more transparent and centralized solution for your mobile app releases.

In March 2024 we will release a major update to our Linux stacks that will bring Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish to Bitrise, in accordance with our Stack Update Policy.