It's bundled with Bitbucket, no need to bring another tool
Supports Docker out of the box
Allows me to use the same commands as the one I run in my terminal
Supports different forms of deployment pipelines
But I'm biased since I was the lead product manager for it back when I was at Atlassian 😅 (still think the team did a stellar job - and it's great to watch it grow from the sidelines now).
The pipeline config is close to the code which makes it visible and accessible to the devs. This makes the pipelines more dev-ish than some pipeline scripts that sit in another repo that I cannot even access and are maintained by an ops guy that sits in an office 3 buildings away...
Bitbucket Pipelines:
But I'm biased since I was the lead product manager for it back when I was at Atlassian 😅 (still think the team did a stellar job - and it's great to watch it grow from the sidelines now).
The pipeline config is close to the code which makes it visible and accessible to the devs. This makes the pipelines more dev-ish than some pipeline scripts that sit in another repo that I cannot even access and are maintained by an ops guy that sits in an office 3 buildings away...
Even I like Bitbucket but what I don't like is the outdated UI and it is a bit confusing.