Here is a rundown of the main 8 Continuous Integration tools:

• Jenkins: Jenkins is an open-source CI tool written in Java.
• TeamCity: TeamCity is the full-grown CI server, originating from the labs of the JetBrains organization. Incredible arrangement by and large, however because of its intricacy and value, more QUALIFIED for big business needs.
• Travis CI: A Mature arrangement that offers both facilitated and On-premises VARIATIONS, cherished and utilized by numerous groups, very much reported.
• Go CD: Go is the most up to date Cruise Control manifestation from the ThoughtWorks organization. Barring the business bolster that ThoughtWorks offers, Go is for nothing out of POCKET. It is accessible for Windows, Mac, and different Linux circulations.
• Bamboo: It is Atlassian offerings.Great On-premises CI instrument that initially offered Cloud arrangement as well. Bitbucket Pipelines supplanted the cloud arrangement. A Pipeline is a cutting edge and quick cloud CI instrument incorporated into Bitbucket. Has a free preliminary for 30 days, and paid plans after that.
• GitLab CI: GitLab CI is a fundamental piece of the open-source Rails venture GitLab, which was exposed by the organization GitLab inc
• CircleCI: Another cloud elective that ORIGINATES from the organization with a similar name. CircleCI as of now just backings GITHUB and the rundown of upheld dialects incorporates Java, Ruby/Rails, Python, Node.js, PHP, Haskell, and Scala.
• Codeship: Codeship comes in two unique variants: Basic and Pro. The fundamental form offers out-of-the-container Continuous Integration administration yet doesn't have docker backing and its principal intention is to construct applications with normal work processes through the UI. Star form offers greater adaptability and docker support.