Excited to share that v1.0.6 of BuildBuddy is live on both Cloud Hosted BuildBuddy and open source via Github and Docker!

Thanks to all of you that have been using open source and cloud-hosted BuildBuddy. We've made lots of improvements in this release based on your feedback.

A special thank you to our new contributors:

• Roger Hu who contributed Amazon S3 storage support.
• Andrew Allen who updated BuildBuddy's open source repo to conform to open source golang expectations.

Our three major focuses for this release were on a better test results view, certificate based authentication, and our new results-store API.

We also laid a lot of groundwork for remote build execution in this release, which will be available in the coming weeks.

We released our initial open source version of BuildBuddy to the Bazel community last month and have received a ton of interest, support, and feedback. We really appreciate everyone who's taken the time to kick the tires and try it out!

We're excited to share that BuildBuddy has been run on-prem at over 20 companies, and hundreds more developers have tried our cloud-hosted version.

People have found the shareable invocation links particularly useful when debugging builds remotely with co-workers while working from home. No more pasting console outputs into Pastebin!

We've taken all of the feedback we've gotten and made lots of improvements to both the open source and enterprise versions of BuildBuddy.

Our three major focuses for this release were on better build artifact handling, better test support, and enterprise authentication. We hope these changes help you continue to build and debug software faster. Keep the feedback coming!

If you've hung out around developers for any extended period --- you've probably heard "my code is compiling" as an excuse from them when they're slacking off and browsing Hacker News.

Slow, flaky builds waste hours of developer time --- leading to slow dev refresh cycles and unhappy, unproductive engineers. This is the problem we're solving at BuildBuddy.

BuildBuddy is a managed Bazel build system. It brings a Google-style development environment and 10x faster builds to any company.

We're excited to share that we've been accepted into Y Combinator and have been participating in their Winter 2020 batch. Here's a photo from our first batch dinner where the founders of Airbnb (YC Winter 2009) told us stories about their YC experience:

We're excited to share more about BuildBuddy in the coming months. If you intrigued and want to learn more - feel free to shoot us an email at hello@buildbuddy.io.

BuildBuddy is a managed Bazel build system --- it brings a Google-style development environment to any company in minutes.

The first product we've built is an open-core Bazel build log viewer. It consumes the Bazel build event protocol and makes logs accessible through a user-friendly web UI. If you're familiar with Google's Sponge tool - it's basically an open source version of that. It's available in 3 forms:

• Open source - You can find the core product open source and free to use with an MIT license on GitHub.
• Cloud hosted - We also offer a cloud hosted version of the product at buildbuddy.io. Plans range from a free version for personal use to an enterprise version suited for companies with complex needs.
• On-prem - We offer an enterprise version of the product that you can run on-premises or in your own cloud. This version comes with all the bells and whistles - like dashboards, user accounts, and dedicated support.

The Bazel build log viewer is just the start. We're working on a shared build cache, remote build execution, and more.

Our end goal is to take the pain out of managing Bazel, so you can focus on building your product.

Reach out to us at hello@buildbuddy.io if you're interested, we'd love to chat!