The speed of transferring build artifacts stored in Amazon S3 depends on the geographical distance between you and the region where the S3 bucket is located. Transferring build artifacts via Amazon CloudFront This is particularly useful for teams who are just starting their migration from a self-hosted setup to a cloud platform. Version 2022.04 allows you to not only store new build artifacts in Amazon S3, but also move existing artifacts from TeamCity’s local storage to Amazon S3. Migration of build artifacts from the local storage to Amazon S3 TeamCity 2022.04 adds new features to its cloud integrations.

If you previously installed the non-bundled Qodana plugin and used DSL, please check our upgrade notes Enhanced integration with Amazon Web Services For details about the build runner, refer to Qodana. Now you can enable the Qodana build runner and add static analysis to your build chain, run advanced code inspections, find code duplicates, track code quality progress of your code. The Qodana plugin has been bundled with TeamCity. Advanced code quality inspections with Qodana The speed boost ratio depends on the number of test classes in the build and the number of agents used. This way, tests will run in parallel and the build will finish faster. TeamCity can now split tests of a build in batches and run each batch on a separate build agent. What's New in TeamCity 2022.04 Parallel tests on multiple agents

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