The article provides an overview of various alternatives to Travis CI, a popular continuous integration (CI) tool initially developed for Ruby but now supporting multiple programming languages. Since its acquisition by a private equity group in 2019, Travis CI has undergone changes, such as no longer offering a free plan for open-source projects, prompting users to consider other CI tools. The article evaluates alternatives like CircleCI, Jenkins, Bitrise, Azure DevOps Server, TeamCity, Bamboo, Octopus Deploy, AWS CodePipeline, GitHub Actions, and Earthly, each offering unique features, pricing, and compatibility. These tools cater to different project needs, ranging from open-source to enterprise-level projects, providing options for cloud-based or self-hosted environments. Earthly, a build automation tool, is highlighted for enhancing the resilience and reproducibility of CI pipelines, making builds easier to manage and integrate with existing systems. Ultimately, the best CI tool depends on specific project requirements, and Earthly is recommended to complement the chosen CI tool for improved productivity and delivery.