Tim, Graham and I are back with our wrap up of Day 2 of Jenkins World 2017. We’ve all had a lot more sleep than yesterday’s so hopefully it’s not as rambling…although Graham does have a moment in there 😉 This was the final day of Jenkins World and at the closing keynote they confirmed […]
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A few of the team and I have travelled to the San Francisco for Jenkins World and after a long day 1 of the conference, we recorded a quick wrap-up of some of our highlights. We’re seriously suffering from jetlag and too much coffee, but if you weren’t able to make it to Jenkins World this
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This post is part 2 of a series: Part 1: Overview and Deploy Azure Resources Part 2: Deploy Jenkins Operations Center, Master and Shared Agent Part 3: The Jenkinsfile, tweaks and tips In this post I deploy the Jenkins distributed builds model: a Jenkins client master will delegate build jobs to one or more Jenkins agents. In addition,
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I’ve been trying out Enterprise Jenkins on Azure. The inspiration was a webinar, Achieving Continuous Delivery on Microsoft Azure, about the “four quadrants of DevOps maturity”, and how to address the needs of different teams in the delivery pipeline using tools from Azure and Enterprise Jenkins. The webinar includes a demo of a cloud-based Jenkins Pipeline job, and the source code is freely
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Code Partners hosted the Sydney Jenkins Meetup again this month, and this time it was my turn to present. I’ve been exploring the new Declarative Pipeline support recently for one of our projects so I wanted to give everyone an overview, how they differ from Scripted Pipelines, and share some of the shortcuts I’d found
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We’re once again hosting the Jenkins Meetup, at our offices in Sydney and also streaming online, on June 21st at 6:30pm. I’ll be presenting an introduction to Declarative Pipelines. Here’s the blurb from the Meetup page: Declarative Pipelines are one of the newer features introduced to Jenkins, which allow you to write Pipelines-as-Code without having to
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We’re hosting the Jenkins Meetup at our offices on April 12th in Sydney and Online, and who better than James Dumay, Product Manager at Cloudbees, to show us Blue Ocean; a new user experience for Jenkins based on a personalizable, modern design that allows users to graphically create, visualise and diagnose CD Pipelines. Blue Ocean is more
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What you need to know Manually build a Jenkins Pipeline job at least once, if you’ve set up the job to build automatically when a change is pushed to an SCM like Git. I scratched my head for some time about this, checking logs and double-checking configurations before I figured out why. The short answer: RTFM. The long answer
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We’re really looking forward to being in Santa Clara for Jenkins World 2016 in September. We’re there for a partner event, but also of course the main conference itself. There are plenty of interesting looking sessions and workshops, not to mention the discussions in the hallways and bars outside of the scheduled sessions. Biggest problem with these
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