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• Jenkins World 2016 Wrap-up - Scaling

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. One of the great features of Jenkins is how far it can scale, not only from a software perspective, but also from an organizational one. From a single Jenkins controller with one or two agents to a multiple controller with thousands of agents, from a team of only a few people to a...

  

  Liam Newman September 27, 2016
• Jenkins World 2016 Wrap-up - Pipeline

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. As someone who has managed Jenkins for years and manually managed jobs, I think pipeline is fantastic. I spent much of the conference manning the Ask the Experts desk of the "Open Source Hub" and was glad to find I was not alone in that sentiment. The questions were not "Why should I use...

  

  Liam Newman September 24, 2016
• Jenkins World 2016 Wrap-up - Introduction

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. That’s a Wrap! Any way you look at it, last week’s Jenkins World Conference 2016 was a huge success. In 2011, a few hundred users gathered in San Francisco for the first "Jenkins User Conference". Over successive years, this grew into several yearly regional Jenkins user conferences. This year, over 1,300 people came from...

  

  Liam Newman September 21, 2016
• Jenkins Online Meetup report. Plugin Development - WebUI

  On September 6th we had a Jenkins Online Meetup. This meetup was the second event in the series of Plugin Development meet ups. At this meetup we were talking about Jenkins Web UI development. Talks 1) Classic Jenkins UI framework - Daniel Beck In the first part of his talk, Daniel presented how Stapler, the web framework used in Jenkins, works, and how you can add...

  

  Oleg Nenashev September 20, 2016
• Continuous Delivery of Infrastructure with Jenkins

  This is a guest post by Jenkins World speaker R Tyler Croy, infrastructure maintainer for the Jenkins project. I don’t think I have ever met a tools, infrastructure, or operations team that did not have a ton of work to do. The Jenkins project’s infrastructure "team" is no different; too much work, not enough time. In lieu of hiring more people, which isn’t always an option, I...

  

  R. Tyler Croy September 8, 2016
• Pipeline at Jenkins World 2016

  This is a guest post by R. Tyler Croy, who is a long-time contributor to Jenkins and the primary contact for Jenkins project infrastructure. He is also a Jenkins Evangelist at CloudBees, Inc. I have been heavily using Jenkins Pipeline for just about every Jenkins-related project I have contributed to over the past year. Whether I am building and publishing Docker containers, testing infrastructure code or publishing this very...

  

  R. Tyler Croy September 7, 2016
• Introducing a New Way to Define Jenkins Pipelines

  This is a guest post by Jenkins World speaker Andrew Bayer, Jenkins developer at CloudBees. Over the last couple years, Pipeline as code has very much become the future of Jenkins - in fact, at this point, I’d say it’s pretty well established as the present of Jenkins. But that doesn’t mean it’s done, let alone that it’s perfect. While many developers enjoy the power...

  Andrew Bayer September 6, 2016
• Jenkins World Contributor Summit

  At previous Jenkins User Conferences we have hosted "Contributor Summits" to gather developers and power-users in one room to discuss specific areas of Jenkins, such as Scalability, Pipeline, etc. As part of this year’s Jenkins World we’re hosting another Contributor Summit, to discuss: Blue Ocean, Pipeline and Storage Pluggability. Contributors to these three areas of the Jenkins ecosystem will be in attendance to present details of their design,...

  

  R. Tyler Croy September 1, 2016
• Scaling Jenkins at Jenkins World 2016

  This is a guest post by R. Tyler Croy, who is a long-time contributor to Jenkins and the primary contact for Jenkins project infrastructure. He is also a Jenkins Evangelist at CloudBees, Inc. I find the topic of "scaling Jenkins" to be incredibly interesting because, more often than not, scaling Jenkins isn’t just about scaling a single instance but rather scaling an organization and its continuous...

  

  R. Tyler Croy August 31, 2016