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Here are some things to consider when choosing a strategy for scaling your organization's Jenkins instances: Do you have the resources to run a distributed ...
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When Jenkins finds a job scheduled, it transfers the build to the agent. Scaling Jenkins on Kubernetes. Taking it a step further, running a container ...
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Containerized Build Nodes. ➢ Neat! ➢ Point it at: ○ local Docker daemon on the Jenkins master. ○ a remote Docker daemon. ○ a Docker Swarm endpoint.
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Best Practices · Report build results · Build on agents · Show failures to the right people · Use simple project names · Fingerprint your dependencies · Don't use the ...
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The built-in node is a node that exists within the controller process. It is possible to use agents and the build-in node to run tasks. However, running tasks ...
Choosing the Right Build Machines​​ More information on a more distributed architecture can be found in the Architecting for Scale section.
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The Jenkins architecture is designed for distributed build environments. It allows us to use different environments for each build project balancing the ...
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This process involves building the software in a reliable and repeatable manner, as well as progressing the built software (called a "build") through multiple ...
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This section describes how to get started with creating your Pipeline project in Jenkins and introduces you to the various ways that a Jenkinsfile can be ...
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