It is a transparent deployment tool by developers for developers, with the possibility to easily deploy complex applications, as well as static websites or client-side projects directly from your CI.
DeployPlace is a tool in the Continuous Deployment category of a tech stack.
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Jenkins X, GitLab CI, CircleCI, TeamCity are some of the popular tools that integrate with DeployPlace. Here's a list of all 4 tools that integrate with DeployPlace.