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Is there any way to setup Travis CI on our own machines for private repositories and have it connect to our own git server?
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We've run CI on travis-ci since 2013. We've used their free tier as an open source project. For a while they also graciously boosted our CPU performance to help sponsor us (that plan silently ended on March 6, 2021). Now, travis-ci is transitioning to their new .com domain and the current (old) .
Travis CI is an open-source hosted distributed continuous integration service used to build and test projects hosted at GitHub. Travis CI is configured by adding a file named .
Yes, of course! No need to put in your credit card details, the trial starts whenever you trigger your first build on Travis CI for private repositories. It includes 10,000 trial credits and unlimited user licenses.
Custom SSH keys are currently only available for private repositories on travis-ci.com. You can add SSH keys to user accounts on GitHub. Most users have probably already done this to be able to clone the repositories locally. This way, a single key can access multiple repositories.
Looks like they are working on private repository support. It's in private beta testing now. Checkout this thread https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/travis-ci/Asq30ulew4E
Update: You can also check https://circleci.com/ for private repos.
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