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• Pipeline-as-code with Multibranch Workflows in Jenkins

  Note: This is a guest post by Kishore Bhatia. Kishore works for CloudBees, building custom frameworks with Open Source software and helping customers solve engineering problems around continuous delivery and DevOps at scale. This year some great new Jenkins features came out of the butler’s goodie bag - amongst them, the most important one being the ability to realize continuous delivery...

  

  R. Tyler Croy December 3, 2015
• Upcoming office hour on Kubernetes

  Nicolas De Loof will host an office hour next Wednesday 11 AM PDT on integrating Kubernetes with Jenkins. Kubernetes is an open-source project by Google that provides a platform for managing Docker containers as a cluster. During this session, Nicolas will introduce Kubernetes, explain how it can benefit Jenkins and demonstrate the Kubernetes Plugin. Then he will discuss the design of the...

  Daniel Beck August 20, 2015
• Upcoming office hour on Workflow

  Jesse Glick will host the next office hour this Wednesday, 11 AM PDT on Workflow. Workflow has been Jesse’s project for the last year or so. If you don’t know what Workflow is, check out these talks about it from past JUCes: June 2014 October 2014 June 2015 This will be a developer-focused session on integrating with Workflow. He’ll discuss things like how to make...

  Daniel Beck August 10, 2015
• Workflow plugin code walk-through

  Jesse and I will walk through the source code of the workflow plugin, highlights key abstractions and extension points, and discuss how they are put together. If you are interested in developing or retrofitting plugins to work with workflows, I think you’ll find this session interesting. The event will be on Google Hangout tomorrow. The time of the day is the same...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi August 28, 2014
• Acceptance test project progress report

  Over the past 30 days or so, the acceptance test project has made a great progress. This project consists of a reusable harness that can be used by plugin developers and users to write functional test cases. These tests can be run against Jenkins instances that are deployed in all sorts of different ways, and can interact with complex real fixtures....

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi May 27, 2014
• Jenkins Office Hour: Tutorial on writing an acceptance test

  This week I’m going to do an office hour on how to write an acceptance test in Jenkins acceptance test harness. The event is on Wednesday 11am PT. This new Selenium-based test harness is full of page objects and other abstractions that let you write blackbox integration tests on Jenkins and its plugins, as well as how they behave under various...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi May 19, 2014
• Adding diagrams to Wiki

  Thanks to the kindness from Gliffy, we can now add diagrams to Wiki pages, in a way that enables collaborative edits. See more info, including a sample diagram in a Wiki page....

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi December 28, 2011
• Building a software diamond with Jenkins

  [Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Jenkins community member Tom Rini] Alternatively: How to make your parallel jobs kick one last job at the end Many of us have had occasion to think: "I could make this project build quicker if I could just run parts in parallel and then one final job to wrap it up." Well, good news! Jenkins...

  

  R. Tyler Croy June 8, 2011
• Recent label and matrix project improvement

  Today, I’d highlight two recent improvements to the label and matrix projects. When you have multiple agents in your Hudson build farm, you can use labels to classify agents by their capability/environment/architecture/etc. For example, your one agent might have “32bit” and “windows” label, while another one might have “linux”, “ubuntu”, and “64bit.” (with plugins like <a href=`"https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/PlatformLabeler+Plugin`">platform-labeler plugin</a>, you can attach...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi September 2, 2010