Build, test, and deploy with Pipelines

Bitbucket Pipelines is an integrated CI/CD service built into Bitbucket Cloud. Learn how to set up Pipelines.

Use Pipelines for a project in any software language, built on Linux, using Docker images.

Run a Docker image that defines the build environment. Use the default image provided or get a custom one.

Use a compact and safe boolean expression language to evaluate runtime context within pipeline configurations.

Find the infomation you need to deploy successfully using pipes and pipelines.

The complete configuration reference for the Bitbucket Pipelines bitbucket-pipelines.yml

Learn the glob patterns you can use on the Pipelines yaml file.

Use YAML anchors to reduce effort and make updating in bulk easier.

Learn how to see the status of your deployment environments.

Build and test faster by running a set of self-contained steps at the same time.

Bitbucket Pipelines allows you to run multiple Docker containers from your build pipeline.

Bitbucket allows you to configure default and custom variables

How to set up SSH access to repositories for Bitbucket Pipelines

Cache external build dependencies and directories between builds, to reduce consumed build minutes.

Use and download artifacts to support your deployment.

Bitbucket Pipelines allows you to run multiple Docker containers from your build pipeline.

Learn what a pipe is, how to write one, and some advanced techniques.

Check out all the available integrations for Pipelines

Check out the test you can use with Bitbucket Pipelines

Configure your operating system with Pipelines to use runners within your repositories.

Make changes to your repository from within your pipeline and push your changes back.

Learn how to share your YAML configurations in Pipelines

Enable dynamic pipelines at either the repository or workspace level in Bitbucket to add flexibility and intelligence to your CI/CD workflows.

Learn how to migrate your existing CI/CD workflows to Bitbucket Pipelines