CloudBees recently introduced a new feature into Cloudbees CI called Workspace Caching, which aims to enhance the efficiency of builds by optimizing the management of dependencies and reducing build times. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key aspects of the Workspace Cache and its implications for Jenkins users. What is the Workspace Cache? The […]
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This year DevOps World is being held in multiple regions around the World, and the APAC event is in Singapore in October. Code Partners will be there again, and our friends at Cloudbees have arranged to open up registrations so that any of you who want to can register for free. It’s on the 26th
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I have Jenkins configured with a dozen jobs that support a microservices application. The setup worked fine for several months until, suddenly, jobs started to fail with errors similar to this (console log fragment): ERROR: Maven JVM terminated unexpectedly with exit code 137 It caused all jobs to fail most of the time,
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Join the Code Partners team at DevOps World and Jenkins World 2018 in San Francisco in September. It’s shaping up to be a cracking week of workshops and sessions covering the latest in software automation, DevOps practices, Continuous Delivery, Container Orchestration, Testing and more. We had a great (albeit exhausting) time last year
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There is a new Security Advisory that covers issues in several Jenkins plugins, including the Kubernetes Plugin, the Confluence Publisher Plugin, the SSH Agent Plugin and several more. Descriptions of the issues and how they have been addressed in each plugin are included. Check out the advisory to see if any issues affect plugins you
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We have a couple of very experienced Jenkins folks visiting from Cloudbees in the US next week, so we thought it was a good excuse to get the meetups in Sydney and Melbourne together. We’re not planning a formal presentation, but both Kurt and Aaron have been involved with helping a lot of large customers
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My Jenkins job was set to trigger a build automatically from a simple GitHub webhook, but the job didn’t build when code changes were pushed to GitHub. Was the problem in Jenkins, GitHub, or something else? I investigated using Jenkins log recorders.
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There have been two recent Security Updates for both Jenkins Core and for multiple Plugins. Jenkins Core Updates Jenkins versions 2.107 and 2.89.4 have just been released that fix multiple security vulnerabilities. For an overview of what was fixed, see the security advisory. For an overview on the possible impact of these changes on upgrading Jenkins
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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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