Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows from Pluralsight

In this course you'll learn how to connect TeamCity to a variety of development tooling including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

Running automated builds provides significant value, but there are so many other tools involved with software development that it can be difficult to manage without connecting them. In this course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, you'll gain the ability to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools. First, you'll learn how to set up build notifications in three different ways, including with Slack. Next, you'll discover how to connect TeamCity with issue tracker systems to automatically associate builds with the issues they fix. Further, you'll learn how to integrate with Source Control Management beyond just pulling from SCM to perform builds. You'll see firsthand how to utilize the TeamCity API for virtually any custom use case. Finally, you'll create isolated "Personal Builds" with multiple IDEs to provide experimental environments for developers. When you’re finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of TeamCity Integrations needed to connect TeamCity with the rest of your workflow tooling and dramatically increase productivity.

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Syllabus

Course Overview

Creating Build Notifications

Integrating with an Issue Tracker System

Integrating with Source Control Management

Using the TeamCity API

Integrating with an IDE to Create Personal Builds

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Teaches skills that are highly relevant to industry by connecting TeamCity to notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs

Alexander Page, the instructor for this course, is recognized for their work in TeamCity Integrations

Develops core skills for software development by teaching how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools

Useful for personal growth and development by teaching how to set up build notifications, integrate with issue tracker systems, and use the TeamCity API

Examines topics that are highly relevant to software development, such as integrating TeamCity with source control management

Provides hands-on labs and interacive materials, such as how to create isolated "Personal Builds" with multiple IDEs

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows with these activities:

Review the basics of software development

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Reviewing the basics of software development will help you refresh your knowledge and ensure that you have a strong foundation for learning TeamCity.

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Review your notes from previous software development courses
Read articles or blog posts about software development

Set up a TeamCity instance

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Setting up a TeamCity instance will allow you to practice the concepts learned in the course in a hands-on environment.

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Install TeamCity
Configure TeamCity

Create and run a build

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Creating and running a build will reinforce the concepts of build automation and allow you to see the results of your configuration.

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Create a build configuration
Run the build

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Join a study group or online forum for TeamCity users

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Joining a study group or online forum will allow you to connect with other TeamCity users and learn from their experiences.

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Find a study group or online forum
Join the study group or online forum

Follow a tutorial on using TeamCity with a specific tool

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Following a tutorial will help you learn how to use TeamCity with a specific tool, such as a source control management system or issue tracker.

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Find a tutorial
Follow the tutorial

Create a presentation about TeamCity

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Creating a presentation about TeamCity will help you solidify your understanding of TeamCity and be able to effectively communicate its benefits to others.

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Choose a topic for your presentation
Write the presentation
Rehearse your presentation
Give your presentation

Write a blog post about your experience with TeamCity

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Writing a blog post will help you solidify your understanding of TeamCity and share your knowledge with others.

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Choose a topic
Write the blog post
Publish the blog post

Contribute to the TeamCity open source project

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Contributing to the TeamCity open source project will allow you to learn about the inner workings of TeamCity and how it is developed.

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Find an issue to work on
Fix the issue
Submit a pull request

Career center

Learners who complete Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Software Engineer

Software Engineers utilize their knowledge of coding and development to design, implement, and maintain software systems. Their responsibilities include taking software projects from the inception phase through implementation, testing, and deployment. Software Engineers use a range of coding languages and tools to write, test, and deploy software that meets business requirements. They collaborate with other developers, testers, and product managers to ensure that the software project is completed on time and within budget. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Software Engineers who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Software Development Manager

Software Development Managers are responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the development of software projects. They work with stakeholders to define project requirements, develop project plans, and allocate resources. Software Development Managers also oversee the development team and ensure that the project is completed on time and within budget. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Software Development Managers who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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DevOps Engineer

DevOps Engineers are responsible for bridging the gap between development and operations teams. They work to automate and streamline the software development process, from planning and coding to testing and deployment. DevOps Engineers use a variety of tools and technologies to improve the efficiency and reliability of software delivery. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for DevOps Engineers who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Project Manager

Project Managers are responsible for planning, organizing, and directing projects. They work with stakeholders to define project requirements, develop project plans, and allocate resources. Project Managers also oversee the project team and ensure that the project is completed on time and within budget. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Project Managers who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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IT Manager

IT Managers are responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the IT department of an organization. They work with senior management to define IT strategy and ensure that the IT department is aligned with the organization's business goals. IT Managers also oversee the IT staff and ensure that the IT infrastructure is maintained and updated. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for IT Managers who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Technical Writer

Technical Writers are responsible for writing and editing technical documentation. They work with engineers and other technical staff to create user manuals, training materials, and other documentation. Technical Writers also ensure that documentation is accurate, clear, and easy to understand. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Technical Writers who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Quality Assurance Analyst

Quality Assurance Analysts are responsible for testing software to ensure that it meets customer requirements. They work with developers to identify and fix bugs. Quality Assurance Analysts also develop and execute test plans and write test reports. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Quality Assurance Analysts who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Database Administrator

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Security Analyst

Security Analysts are responsible for protecting computer systems from unauthorized access. They work with security stakeholders to define security requirements and create security plans. Security Analysts also monitor security systems and respond to security incidents. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Security Analysts who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Software Architect

Software Architects are responsible for designing and developing software systems. They work with stakeholders to define system requirements and create software designs. Software Architects also oversee the development team and ensure that the system is built according to specifications. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Software Architects who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Network Administrator

Network Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining computer networks. They work with network users to define network requirements and create network designs. Network Administrators also ensure that the network is available and performant. This course, Integrating TeamCity 2020 into Existing Workflows, may be useful for Network Administrators who want to learn how to connect TeamCity with a variety of development and lifecycle tools, including notification systems, source control management, issue trackers, and IDEs.

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Systems Analyst

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Artificial Intelligence Engineer

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Machine Learning Engineer

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Data Scientist

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