Basics
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Get started by learning about the basic concepts used in CircleCI.
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| Overview | Overview of Continuous Integration (CI) with links to CircleCI case studies. |
| Writing YAML | An introduction to YAML. |
| Using Containers | An overview of containers and how to use them to increase build speed and prevent queuing. |
| Using GitHub or Bitbucket | An overview of using GitHub and Bitbucket with CircleCI. |
| Concepts | A high-level overview of CircleCI 2.0 Steps, Image, Jobs, and Workflows concepts and the configuration hierarchy. |
| Jobs and Steps | How Jobs and Steps are used in a CircleCI 2.0 configuration. |
| Choosing an Executor Type | Each job may use a different executor and image. Comparison of docker, machine, and macos executors for your jobs. |
| Building Open Source Projects | Best practices for building open source projects. |
Features
Learn to use the basic features of CircleCI.
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| Using Environment Variables | How to use environment variables in the CircleCI app and in the config.yml file. |
| Using Contexts | How to use Contexts to set global environment variables. |
| Using Shell Scripts | Best practices for using shell scripts in CircleCI configuration. |
| Adding an SSH Key | How to add an SSH key to CircleCI. |
| Debugging with SSH | How to use SSH to debug build problems. |
| Managing API Tokens | How to assign scoped tokens for using the CircleCI API. |
| Skipping and Cancelling Builds | How to prevent CircleCI from automatically building changes. |
| Enabling Notifications | How to set or modify Slack, chat, and email notifications in the CircleCI app. |
| Embedding Build Status Badges | How to display the status of your builds on a web page or document. |
| Storing Artifacts | How to store build artifacts in the config.yml syntax and finding links to them in the CircleCI app. |
| Using the API to Trigger Jobs | How to trigger Jobs with the API. |
| Using Insights | How to view status for your repos and build performance data. |
We’re thrilled to have you here. Happy building!
The CircleCI Team