With the rise of containerization in continuous integration, ephemeral build environments have become the norm. While this provides flexibility and isolation, it also means that dependencies and other files must be downloaded for each new build. CloudBees CI workspace caching feature reuses cached artifacts from previous builds to speed up builds, reduces feedback loop times, avoids potential release delays, and decreases costs associated with running ephemeral agents longer than necessary.
The result? Shave minutes or even hours off build times, optimizing your CI/CD pipeline significantly.
Optimize Builds With Cloudbees CI Workspace Caching
Faster builds
Work smarter, not harder. Reuse cached artifacts from previous builds to speed up CI jobs
Accelerate Developer Feedback
Minimize build queues and get feedback to developers faster
Flex your cache
Builds can rely on cached data from the main branch, previous builds of the same branch, or a combination of both. This flexibility allows for optimization based on the specific needs of a project, speeding up CI at an organization-wide level.
Workspace Caching Overview
Getting Started with Workspace Caching
Dive into CloudBees CI and see Workspace Caching in action.
Need More Details on What Workspace Caching Can Bring to Software Delivery?
Feature Brief
Biggest update in performance and scalability update for Jenkins in a decade
Creating a secure, scalable, and high-performing Jenkins environment for large organizations with complex toolchains is no small feat. That's why CloudBees is helping development teams address these challenges head-on by offering high availability, horizontal scalability, and other performance-enhancing features to Jenkins. Find out how in the Feature Brief.
CloudBees CI is an enterprise Continuous Integration (CI) solution that leverages the flexible and robust Jenkins engine. So how does CloudBees CI and Jenkins stack up? Check out the feature comparison to see!
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