4 Remote Continuous Delivery companies

The Sonatype journey started 10 years ago, just as the concept of “open source” software development was gaining steam. From our humble beginning as core contributors to Apache Maven to supporting the world’s largest repository of open source components (Central) to distributing the world's most popular repository manager (Nexus), we’ve played a meaningful role in helping the world embrace the power of open innovation.

Semaphore is the fastest continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) platform on the market, powering the world’s best engineering teams. For every $1 invested in Semaphore, engineers gain $41 in reclaimed productivity. Who said money can’t buy you time? In 2011, two developers grew tired of slow continuous integration tools. They dreamed of creating projects without the customary beads of sweat, and releasing updates without hours of waiting.

Heroku, a Salesforce company and an industry pioneer in platform as a service (PaaS), enables developers to build and run applications entirely in the cloud, without the need to purchase or maintain any servers or software. Over 5 million apps, including ones from Macy’s, Product Hunt and Citrix run on Heroku. With support for the most popular languages such as Ruby and Node. js, high-scale data services including Postgres, Kafka, and Redis, and an add-ons ecosystem featuring over 180 cloud application services, Heroku provides companies from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises with a faster and more effective way to create, deploy and manage apps.

Armory is the company driving modern digital transformation with its enterprise version of Spinnaker. Armory's scalable, flexible and secure platform automates software delivery, enabling software teams to ship better software, faster. The core of Armory’s platform is powered by Spinnaker, the continuous delivery platform developed and open-sourced by Netflix and Google to help companies quickly and safely deploy software into multiple clouds.