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Speeding up your CI server

03/11/10

Permalink 09:01:42 pm, by truewill Email , 84 words, 183 views   English (US)
Categories: Tips, Continuous Integration

Speeding up your CI server

Our continuous integration server was running slower than usual. One of our chief IT guys figured it out; the antivirus software installed on it was set to scan all folders. Every check out, every build, every copy apparently triggered a scan. While it’s a good idea to scan the final deployment folders, exclude the rest of the folders for a significant improvement in build times.

We use TeamCity, but this is applicable to any CI software.

Thanks to Eric and Rob for this tip!

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