The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) currently uses Jenkins, an open source continuous integration server, to manage the build and deployment steps for our production applications. Evolving development and integration models (such as using git feature branches) and the increasing number of applications have made it difficult to scale our build configurations. We are evaluating the pros and cons of moving from Jenkins to another continuous integration server (e.g., Bamboo or Team City) This presentation will review our experiences with Jenkins and the motivations for considering alternative continuous integration solutions. We will present examples of our Jenkins build configuration patterns, compare them to the configuration paradigm used by Bamboo and/or Team City, and provide an overview of the changes we made (or plan to make) in our continuous integration and delivery environment.