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To integrate Doppler with CircleCI to sync secrets individually, or using service tokens and the Doppler CLI to supply secrets for multiple environments." data-testid="RDMD">This guide will show you how to use Doppler to provide secrets to CircleCI jobs for both single, and multi-environment build or deployments.There are two main ways to use CircleCI with Doppler:Option 1: Sync Individual SecretsSyncs individual secrets and recommended if jobs require secrets from a single Doppler config.Option 2: Service TokensProvide secrets from multiple Doppler configs by using Service Tokens and installing the Doppler CLI in your chosen executors.You have created a project in DopplerYou have an existing CircleCI project and have access to set environment variables for that project🚧Empty Secret ValuesCircleCI currently doesn't accept secrets with empty secret values. If you save a secret in Doppler without a value, it won't be synced properly to CircleCI and that secret will retain the last value it had before it was cleared in Doppler. Furthermore, secrets initially created with empty values in Doppler will not be synced at all and won't show up in CircleCI. As such, it's recommended that for now you simply remove any secrets with no value set in Doppler to avoid confusion.Whether you're using the integration sync or service token method, we'll need a config for CircleCI. As CircleCI doesn't exactly fit into Development, Staging, or Production, we'll create a custom environment. Head to a project's page, click into the overflow menu, and select Create Environment.Give the environment a name, e.g. CircleCI and a short name, then click Save.Next, you can drag-and-drop the CircleCI environment to alter its position, e.g. before Staging.Before integrating Doppler with CircleCI, you'll need to perform the one-time manual task of importing your current environment variables into your Doppler CircleCI config. Once all variables have been entered, click Save.Syncs individual secrets and recommended if jobs require secrets from a single Doppler config.Follow the setup link to setup a new CircleCI Personal API Token. Give the token a name and copy the token value into Doppler and click Connect.Select your CircleCI project and our newly-created ci environment:🚧Follow Your Projects in CircleCI!Due to limitations in CircleCI's API, only projects you are currently Following in CircleCI will show up in the Project selection dropdown!Click "Set Up Integration," and you're all set! The secrets from your selected config will be immediately and continuously synced to your CircleCI project's Environment Variables. These variables can be used directly in your CircleCI config.Read on if you'd like to learn how to set up CircleCI with multiple environments.If your jobs require secrets from different environments (e.g. preview and production), we recommend the use of branch configs and service tokens Service Token.A service token is then used by

Learn how to easily sync environment variables to CircleCI.This guide will show you how to use Doppler to provide secrets to CircleCI jobs for both single, and multi-environment build or deployments.There are two main ways to use CircleCI with Doppler:Option 1: Sync Individual SecretsSyncs individual secrets and recommended if jobs require secrets from a single Doppler config.Option 2: Service TokensProvide secrets from multiple Doppler configs by using Service Tokens and installing the Doppler CLI in your chosen executors.PrerequisitesYou have created a project in DopplerYou have an existing CircleCI project and have access to set environment variables for that project🚧Empty Secret ValuesCircleCI currently doesn't accept secrets with empty secret values. If you save a secret in Doppler without a value, it won't be synced properly to CircleCI and that secret will retain the last value it had before it was cleared in Doppler. Furthermore, secrets initially created with empty values in Doppler will not be synced at all and won't show up in CircleCI. As such, it's recommended that for now you simply remove any secrets with no value set in Doppler to avoid confusion.CircleCI EnvironmentWhether you're using the integration sync or service token method, we'll need a config for CircleCI. As CircleCI doesn't exactly fit into Development, Staging, or Production, we'll create a custom environment. Head to a project's page, click into the overflow menu, and select Create Environment.Give the environment a name, e.g. CircleCI and a short name, then click Save.Next, you can drag-and-drop the CircleCI environment to alter its position, e.g. before Staging.Import VariablesBefore integrating Doppler with CircleCI, you'll need to perform the one-time manual task of importing your current environment variables into your Doppler CircleCI config. Once all variables have been entered, click Save.Option 1: Sync Individual SecretsSyncs individual secrets and recommended if jobs require secrets from a single Doppler config.Follow the setup link to setup a new CircleCI Personal API Token. Give the token a name and copy the token value into Doppler and click Connect.Select your CircleCI project and our newly-created ci environment:🚧Follow Your Projects in CircleCI!Due to limitations in CircleCI's API, only projects you are currently Following in CircleCI will show up in the Project selection dropdown!Click "Set Up Integration," and you're all set! The secrets from your selected config will be immediately and continuously synced to your CircleCI project's Environment Variables. These variables can be used directly in your CircleCI config.Read on if you'd like to learn how to set up CircleCI with multiple environments.Option 2: Service TokensIf your jobs require secrets from different environments (e.g. preview and production), we recommend the use of branch configs and service tokens Service Token.A service token is then used by the Doppler CLI to inject secrets

Today, we announced that CircleCI has raised a $100 million Series E funding round, led by IVP with Sapphire Ventures also participating, bringing our total amount raised to $215 million.I’d like to personally thank our customers, team, partners, and everyone else who has helped us deliver on our mission of building the best continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) tool on the market. This new funding will help CircleCI continue our global growth while investing more in our product and our customers.When we announced our Series D funding last July, we said we’d put that money towards CircleCI’s growth as a platform, improving our core product and global expansion. Since then we’ve seen: An increase in overall usage. CircleCI currently processes over 1.8 million jobs per day. We’ve also seen a 200 percent increase in credit consumption in the last eight months. The recent launch of CircleCI insights endpoints. The endpoints show metrics such as how long a build ran, mean time to recovery, change failure rate, and whether a build is passing or failing. The addition of Windows support. By adding Windows into CircleCI’s set of supported execution environments (Linux, Docker, macOS) teams can run jobs across multiple platforms on a single workflow and achieve even more flexibility over their development pipelines. An increase in orb adoption. Orbs bundle CircleCI configuration into reusable packages that enable users to perform thousands of out-of-the-box use cases without the need for complex configuration. Today, more than 22,000 organizations have integrated CircleCI orbs

Into 65,000 repositories and nearly 18 million CI/CD pipelines. The opening of a London office. Which establishes CircleCI’s greater presence in EMEA. The addition of thousands of new customers including American Express and Greenhouse. We’re also welcoming Cack Wilhelm from IVP to our board of directors. Cack was previously a partner at Accomplice, a leading seed and early-stage venture firm, and also a principal at Scale Venture Partners, where she worked with us on previous funding rounds. Her experience and knowledge of the space will be instrumental in helping guide CircleCI forward. We’re incredibly excited to have her on our team.A growing market for DevOpsWhen CircleCI launched in 2011, CI/CD was a niche practice for a small subset of cutting-edge tech teams. Today, CI/CD and DevOps tools, in general, are table stakes for every engineering team at companies of all sizes. Virtually any company that has an app or service online uses DevOps practices, including our customers like NPR, Ford, Citigroup, Aetna, and Unilever.At the center of all this is CI/CD, the key that unlocks agility for organizations. CircleCI powers innovation by automating build, test and delivery processes so teams can ship software faster and safer. As software development becomes more complex, change has become a massive supply chain problem that every engineering team has to deal with. Validating change is the lifeblood of everything developers do and CircleCI eliminates the challenges associated with it.And it’s still early. The DevOps tools market is roughly $4 billion today and estimated to

The Scale Plan grows with your team and your business, and offers a wide range of customizations. The Scale Plan offers custom credit options that can be used across all CircleCI resource classes, per month, depending on your build configuration and execution environment. This plan provides access to the highest amount of network and storage usage that CircleCI offers. The Scale Plan offers several improvements over the Free and Performance Plans: Access to IP ranges Configure IP-based access to restricted environments with IP ranges. Jobs that have this feature enabled will have their traffic routed through one of the defined IP address ranges during job execution (the IP ranges feature is the same on the Performance and Scale Plan). For more information about this features, refer to the IP ranges page. Access to all resource classes Access to all of the machine sizes on Docker, Linux, Windows, and macOS. The additional resource classes on the compute type/execution environment give you access to higher CPU and memory limits. For more information about these resources, refer to the Executors and images page. Custom concurrency Customize the amount of jobs you need to run concurrently. This customization is available on all build configurations and execution environments. See Concurrency below for more information. Custom user seat count Customize the amount of active users based on your needs. Unlimited self-hosted runners Unlimited self-hosted runners, allowing you to run more jobs on your own infrastructure. See Self-hosted Runners below for more information. Releases Visualise and control your deployments with CircleCI releases. Deployments to Kubernetes and SageMaker are supported. On the Scale Plan, you get five components with associated releases per month. Each additional component is 40k credits. Each release is 250 credits. Components with no releases are not charged. A component in CircleCI is a collection of code and configuration that is deployed and released as a single unit. A release is the act of updating a component to a new version in a specific environment, causing it to become available to an audience of users and other services. A release can happen when an existing component is updated or when the first version for a new component is deployed. Start with the Releases overview for more information on the feature. Custom storage retention The CircleCI web app allows for the customization of the storage retention periods of artifact, workspace, and cache objects. This allows you

The Windows execution environment provides the tools to build Windows projects, such as a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application, a .NET executable, or Windows-specific (like the .NET framework) projects. The following specifications detail the capacities and included features of the Windows executor: Is VM-based to guarantee full job isolation. Can use either the Server Core version of Windows Server 2019 Datacenter Edition, or Windows Server 2022 Datacenter edition. PowerShell is the default shell (Bash and CMD are available to be manually selected). Docker Engine - Enterprise is available for running Windows containers. You can access the Windows execution environment by using the machine executor and specifying a Windows image, or by using the Windows orb and specifying the default executor. Quickstart Configuration options for using the Windows execution environment are shown below. The Windows orb To keep your configuration simple and to ensure you are using the most up-to-date image, you can use the Windows orb, and then specify the default executor from the orb in your job configuration. CircleCI strongly encourages using the Windows orb as it helps simplify your configuration. version: 2.1orbs: win: circleci/[email protected] # The Windows orb gives you everything you need to start using the Windows executor.jobs: build: # name of your job executor: win/default # executor type steps: # Commands are run in a Windows virtual machine environment - checkout - run: Write-Host 'Hello, Windows' version: 2.1orbs: win: circleci/[email protected]: build: executor: win/server-2022 steps: - run: Write-Host 'Hello, Windows'workflows: my-workflow: jobs: - build Available resource classes ClassvCPUsRAMDisk SizeCloudServerwindows.medium (default)415GB200 GBwindows.large830GB200 GBwindows.xlarge1660GB200 GBwindows.2xlarge32128GB200 GB View resource usage To view the compute resource usage for the duration of a job in the CircleCI web app: Select Dashboard from the sidebar menu Use the dropdown menus to select a project, and a branch Expand your workflow ( ) Select