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Is there a CI server that works similarly to Travis that is installable?
I want to test mainly Python applications.

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  • possible duplicate of [Which continuous integration server is able to queue jobs?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23747463/which-continuous-integration-server-is-able-to-queue-jobs) – Dave Schweisguth Jun 12 '14 at 16:41
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    @DaveSchweisguth uhm.. not really – Lucas Jun 12 '14 at 20:21
  • It's not the same question, but the poster wanted Python, so I think it comes down to the same thing. Feel free to be more specific why not. – Dave Schweisguth Jun 12 '14 at 21:33
  • @DaveSchweisguth I understand the OPs question like: "Which self-hosted CI solution comes closest to Travis?". The focus is not on a specific feature or the fact that is should work for python. More importantly the solution should be similar to Travis in as many aspects as possible and easy for a Travis user to pick up. Even though the tools suggested in the answers of both might show certain commonalities, IMHO the two questions are completely unrelated. – Tim Bodeit Oct 09 '15 at 21:06

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Buildbot and Jenkins-CI are two solutions that will meet your needs.

Buildbot is a Python application - Jenkins-CI is written in Java but can run tests for Python programs.

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Bamboo - Continuous integration, deployment & release management | Atlassian is another alternative, but it would be discontinued.

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