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There are potential pitfalls associated with each approach to scaling Jenkins, but with careful planning, many of them can be avoided or managed.
This first approach involves deploying a single Jenkins master with multiple Jenkins agents that teams use to run their build workloads (typically on ...
Oct 11, 2022 · I have deployed Jenkins in the Amazon EKS cluster using Helm. It has created one StatefulSet Pod for the master with the name ...
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Scalability is a measure that shows the ability of a system to expand its capabilities to handle additional load. One of the strongest sides of Jenkins is that ...
Consider using organization folders, multibranch Pipelines, or Pipeline jobs instead of the Maven job type. These alternatives provide more flexibility and ...
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Sep 7, 2021 · High availability(ish). · Slaves are (by default) always shared between masters. · Horizontal scalability. · Gearman jobs can start a jenkins build ...
One of the main bottlenecks in Pipeline is that it writes transient data to disk FREQUENTLY so that running pipelines can handle an unexpected Jenkins ...
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Kubernetes' ability to orchestrate container deployment ensures that Jenkins always has the right amount of resources available. Hosting Jenkins on a Kubernetes ...
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Nov 21, 2016 · Symptom: Users report that the Jenkins instance periodically hangs, taking several seconds to handle normally fast requests. We may even see ...
Agent/Master Access Control. Jenkins is used everywhere from workstations on corporate intranets, to high-powered servers connected to the public internet.
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