DEVOPSdigest

Bitrise is integrating with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to provide compliance-conscious companies with greater access to CI/CD capabilities for mobile app development.

Businesses that leverage AWS for its secure, cloud-based architecture can leverage Bitrise’s Mobile DevOps expertise to automate their build pipelines and accelerate the speed of app delivery without leaving their internal infrastructures.

Bitrise has released an AWS-specific integration that allows developers to seamlessly combine Bitrise's mobile-first DevOps and CI/CD capabilities with their pre-existing AWS build environments. Through the integration, developers can now easily access automated building, testing, and release management, all within their established infrastructure. This, combined with Bitrise’s real-time visibility into performance and workflow efficiency, ensures that companies can release mobile apps to users quickly, frequently and securely—while continuing to stay aligned with both external regulations and internal policies.

“When companies make the decision to transition to cloud environments, they immediately open themselves up to business efficiencies and innovation that they wouldn’t have access to otherwise. As mobile continues becoming a critical business priority for these organizations, it’s important that mobile-specific app development tools are part of those environments,” said Barnabas Birmacher, CEO of Bitrise. “By integrating with AWS, we’re giving companies the ability to automate and significantly scale their Mobile DevOps operations so that they can compete in the mobile market without ever leaving the cloud.”

With the Bitrise on AWS integration, developers can optimize performance by selecting the preferred machine type and region they would like to run Bitrise workflows on, based on specific project needs. In addition to ensuring data protection and the secure handling of codebases during the build process, Bitrise’s integration also simplifies billing through AWS and reduces overhead costs that stem from the day-to-day tasks associated with managing build infrastructures.