# Cover Pipeline

Integrating Diffblue Cover into a CI pipeline provides the fastest and most comprehensive way to protect your codebase from regressions.

* Diffblue provides direct integrations for GitLab and GitHub - see [Cover Pipeline for GitLab](/features/cover-pipeline/cover-pipeline-for-gitlab.md) and [Cover Pipeline for GitHub](/features/cover-pipeline/cover-pipeline-for-github.md).
* Cover Pipeline can also be used with a range of CI tools including:\
  [Jenkins](/features/cover-pipeline/cover-pipeline-for-ci/quick-start-jenkins.md), [Azure](/features/cover-pipeline/cover-pipeline-for-ci/quick-start-guide-azure.md), [AWS Codebuild](/features/cover-pipeline/cover-pipeline-for-ci/quick-start-guide-aws.md), and many others - see [Cover Pipeline for CI](/features/cover-pipeline/cover-pipeline-for-ci.md).

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