Travis CI acquired by Idera
Lots of mention of CircleCI and Gitlab as the reason for Travis' downfall, which is very true. I also think GitHub announcing GitHub Actions[1] may have been the final nail in the coffin.<p>I think GitHub Actions will become a major force in the CI market in short order, it has so many things going for it<p>a) Everyone already has an account and lots of code already lives there. One less extra thing to worry about.<p>b) I trust MS/GitHub with my Cloud secrets more than I trust the various other CI providers.<p>c) The financial backing of MS to provide a significant free tier<p>d) The fact that actions can so easily be shared on GitHub is a killer feature. More are more projects/companies will build actions for their end users.<p>1. <a href="https://github.com/features/actions" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/features/actions</a>