Any reason you wouldn't just run it in the background on your MBP?

I often have TeamCity running in the background (depending on project) and
rarely even notice it's there ... on last project I even had it running in
the background on my horribly underpowered Mac Mini (4gb) for a team of 5
devs, and never noticed it using same Mac Mini for dev

On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 10:56 AM, William Madden <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hey guys,
>
> I need a CI server. I've been thinking about this for a little while and
> I'm leaning towards hosting my own CI server rather than using somebody
> else's service - primarily because I don't want to pay someone else for
> something I can maintain and because they tend to be slow. With regard to
> maintaining my own CI server, here are the conclusions I've come to:
>
>    1. Headless servers are extremely frustrating to debug
>       - I want to be able to plug in a screen to set everything up, and
>       to debug it when it (inevitably) breaks
>       2. Remote servers tend to be slow
>       - E.g. Amazon EC2
>       - Also they cost money I don't have
>    3. Maintaining my own hardware is fine, but I'm going to be travelling
>    between countries a lot in the next few months and I need to be able to
>    take it with me
>       - So smaller is better
>
> My app is pretty straightforward, a Rails server and HTML/JS frontend
> tested with RSpec, Jasmine and Cucumber. Running the full suite of tests
> takes about 2 minutes on my MBP.
>
> I've been thinking about getting a mini-pc/nettop/<stupid sales term for
> "small computer">. Anybody have any recommendations - either for small
> portable hardware or for a hosted service that will perform adequately and
> not cost too much?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Will
>
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