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Add to SafariWhen comparing Distelli vs Codefresh, the Slant community recommends Codefresh for most people. In the question“What are the best continuous integration tools?” Codefresh is ranked 19th while Distelli is ranked 29th. The most important reason people chose Codefresh is:
Once your images, or entire compositions, are ready to be deployed, Codefresh can do it automatically at the end of every build process. Alternatively, you can manually deploy with a single click.
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Pros
Pro Can deploy to any server, on any platform
Distelli suports all of the popular platforms and can be deployed to any server.
Pro Allows tracking deployments
Through Distelli, the user can track who deployed what application to what environment, as well as when it happened.
Pro Environment-specific commands
In Distelli, the user can set up environment-specific commands to run before, during, or after a deployment.
Pro Displays real-time logs
As the user deploys, real-time logs are displayed, providing useful information and giving the user an intuitive means off which he/she can operate.
Pro Easy deployment to any cloud
Once your images, or entire compositions, are ready to be deployed, Codefresh can do it automatically at the end of every build process. Alternatively, you can manually deploy with a single click.
Pro Early Feature Previews
You can share new feature implementations with your team by allowing them to instantly run your Docker image directly from Codefresh.
Pro Super fast builds
Caching build dependencies and docker layers speeds up the application builds.
Cons
Con Security concerns
Although Distelli is very easy to use and helps developers who don't want to spend time setting up their build environment, there are a number of security concerns regarding the tool. This is because you have to host an agent that allows RPC with a relatively unknown third party.
