Founders create automated pipelines that assemble and deploy their software.
Automations that deploy new code to production as soon as it's updated on GitHub or another Git service.
Concourse automates the complex process of deploying new code, so engineers and developers can focus on other tasks.
"A founder named Alex wants to deploy new blog posts to production as soon as she updates the code on GitHub. She sets up Concourse with a pipeline that uses a GitHub webhook to trigger deployment. Every time she updates the code, the pipeline assembles and updates the production blog."
Beginners with basic coding knowledge, especially those using GitHub, should start with a simplified version of Concourse.
Senior engineers and developers who frequently deploy code in production will appreciate Concourse's advanced automation features.
Some users may think that Concourse is a cloud service, but it's actually an open-source software that runs locally or on-premises.
Concourse automates the process of building, testing, and deploying software applications, helping teams achieve reliable and reproducible results.
fly -t tutorial set-pipeline -p your-pipeline-name -c pipeline.yml
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