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Dagger Cloud is a centralized control plane that complements the decentralized Dagger Engine, providing a complete platform for confident production deployment. It addresses common questions about pipeline visibility, organizational pipeline management, and caching in CI by offering Pipeline Visualization, Operational Insights, and Distributed Caching features. Dagger Cloud allows users to "bring their own compute" and supports multiple CI platforms, including containers. The platform provides easy setup with just one token, a free 2-week trial, and pricing starting at 5 cents per minute after the trial period. It also offers global data storage across 26 regions across three cloud providers: AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Cloudflare R2. The Dagger Cloud Early Access is designed for teams collaborating with others or those looking to experience its full capabilities, with a community-first approach to gather feedback and improve future developments.
Sep 26, 2023 2,501 words in the original blog post.
Sean Clayton, a developer at a company, joined the team as the SME for CI pipelines and was tasked with improving their existing pipeline. The previous YAML-based pipeline was complex, making it difficult to maintain and debug. Sean attended a talk by the Dagger team and realized that Dagger provided a modern and maintainable approach. He migrated the pipeline to Dagger's Python SDK, simplifying and making it more consistent. With Dagger, developers can now build and test locally consistently, receiving almost instantaneous feedback on their builds. The pipeline is encoded in Python, reducing complexity and increasing efficiency and confidence levels. Sean plans to move more internal customers over to the new pipeline and explore future improvements such as building platform-independent images and integrating front-end testing requirements with Python pipeline code.
Sep 19, 2023 3,002 words in the original blog post.