See notes on how to configure Java on agents. The TeamCity Agent is a standalone Java application.īuild agents require a Java SE JRE installation to run. Note that Windows XP/XP 圆4 are not supported. Reportedly works without known issues on: Windows 10 under the Tomcat 8.5+ web application server.
Server Core installation of Windows Server 2016 Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, RedHat, SUSE, and others) The TeamCity server is tested under the following operating systems: If you find any compatibility issues with any of the operating systems, make sure to let us know. Generally, all the recent versions of Windows, Linux and macOS are supported. TeamCity may not work properly if the Apache Portable Runtime is enabled in Tomcat due to the issues in APR.
TeamCity is meant to support J2EE Servlet 3.0+ and JSP 2.2+ container based on Apache Jasper. TeamCity is tested only under Apache Tomcat 8.5+, earlier Tomcat versions are not supported. It is not advised to customize Tomcat settings unless absolutely necessary. tar.gz distribution which has Tomcat web server bundled. war distribution is going to be discontinued, and it is highly recommended using the. Experimental Java 11 support is also provided, but we highly recommend using Java 8 instead. We recommend using the latest available version of JDK 8. Supported Java versions are OpenJDK and Oracle Java 8 (32 or 64 bit), version 8u16 (or 1.8.0_16) or later. Users of the bundled version of JRE are automatically switched to 64-bit Amazon Corretto on upgrading TeamCity to 2019.2. exe TeamCity distribution (previously, 32-bit Oracle Java and then AdoptOpenJDK were bundled with the TeamCity Windows distribution).
Since TeamCity 2019.2, 64-bit Amazon Corretto 8 is included in the Windows. See notes on how to install Java on the server. The server requires a Java SE JRE installation to run. The TeamCity server is a web application that runs within a capable J2EE servlet container. See considerations on choosing server platform. Core features of TeamCity server are platform-independent.
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