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  Thoughts on FOSDEM 2023

  What better way to kick off the new year, than by returning for an in-person event at one of the most popular open source gatherings of all, FOSDEM! On February 4 & 5, contributors from the Jenkins project and thousands of other open-source enthusiasts traveled from around the world to flock to FOSDEM. Located in Brussels, Belgium, FOSDEM is an opportunity to...

  

  Alyssa Tong

  

  Alexander Brandes

  

  Jean-Marc Meessen

  

  Stéphane Merle

  

  Bruno Verachten

  

  Kevin Martens February 21, 2023
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  Jenkins January 2023 Newsletter

  Highlights Jenkins in GSoC planning is in full steam ahead. General availability of new development tools on ci.jenkins.io: Maven, JDK, Playwright. 98 pull requests were merged from 38 different authors in January. Jenkins 2.375.2 released January 11, 2023. Over 350 positive ratings. A sandbox bypass vulnerability was corrected among 37 other vulnerabilities. The security team recommends users to upgrade. Debian 12 (“bookworm”) will not deliver OpenJDK 11 Contributed by:...

  

  Alyssa Tong

  

  Kevin Martens February 7, 2023
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  Jenkins 2022 Recap

  2022 was a fruitful year for Jenkins! Across the Jenkins project, we experienced growth and strong contributions. We want to share deep gratitude to the corporate sponsorships and individual contributions that made it possible to take Jenkins to the next level. We also look forward to welcoming new friends to collaborate with us in working together to make Jenkins even better. There’s still a...

  

  Alyssa Tong

  

  Kevin Martens

  

  Bruno Verachten January 12, 2023
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  Jenkins November 2022 Newsletter

  November 2022 Welcome to the Jenkins Newsletter! This is a compilation of progress within the project, highlighted by Jenkins Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for the month of November. Got Inspiration? We would love to highlight your cool Jenkins innovations. Share your story and you could be in the next Jenkins newsletter. View previous editions of the Jenkins Newsletter here! Happy reading! Highlights: Congratulations to the new officers...

  

  Alyssa Tong December 5, 2022
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  Jenkins October 2022 Newsletter

  October 2022 Welcome to the Jenkins Newsletter! This is a compilation of progress within the project, highlighted by Jenkins Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for the month of October. View previous editions of the Jenkins Newsletter here! Happy reading! Security Update One security advisory during October about plugins 28 impacted plugins 8 without fixes, as explained in our process 4 plugins were suspended from distribution Due to the corrections applied for...

  

  Alyssa Tong November 4, 2022
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  Jenkins In Google Summer of Code 2022

  The Jenkins project participated in Google Summer of Code 2022. Congratulations to all participants and we thank all participants for their contributions. Now that the event is over, this page contains an archive of the 2022 specific information. Projects All four projects have been successfully completed in 2022. You can find the project information on the project pages: Plugin Health Scoring System by Dheeraj Singh Jodha Jenkinsfile...

  

  Alyssa Tong October 31, 2022
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  Jenkins September 2022 Newsletter

  September 2022 Welcome to the Jenkins Newsletter! This is a compilation of progress within the project, highlighted by Jenkins Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for the month of September. Happy reading! Security Update Two security advisories during September with "special" nature for Jenkins core One was only impacting very specifically configured instance The other was only impacting three successive weekly releases Infrastructure Update Dropping JDK8 from all agents and controllers...

  

  Alyssa Tong October 13, 2022
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  Scaling out iOS builds on AWS with EC2 mac

  Scaling out iOS builds on AWS with EC2 mac Introduction The number of mobile application subscriptions are increasing annually, trending towards 8 billion and combined number of apps in the app stores are close to 6 million. Mobile application development has become prevalent, not just for consumer facing businesses but also with the remote workforce. Many large enterprises also support an internal app store catering to organization specific...

  

  Sudhir Reddy Maddulapally October 3, 2022
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  Create iOS Unity build pipelines on AWS with Jenkins and EC2 Mac instances

  Create iOS Unity build pipelines on AWS with Jenkins and EC2 Mac instances Every mobile game, whether it is a multiplayer or standalone game, must build binaries. Developers of high budget, high profile AAA and AA games tend to lean towards managing a build farm, whereas independent developers (indies) may rely on local or third-party solutions. Managing compute infrastructure is a time consuming and ongoing...

  

  Sergey Kurson

  

  Glenn Duncan September 14, 2022