Kohsuke Kawaguchi

今週後半から来週末まで日本に行きます。

Stephen is having fun with Git and R, and I saw another person creating a similar comparison (although I’m not sure where the credit should go on that one.)

I’m really excited to kick off my 2013 with a tour around the world for Jenkins.

Charles Nutter of JRuby fame had this tweet yesterday:

I’ll be flying to Sao Paulo this week to attend Jenkins meet-up (Saturday) and JavaOne Latin America (next Tuesday and onward).

Here’s my 2nd after-JavaOne “project of the day” Jenkins plugin. This has been in the back of my mind for quite some time, but it took this gentleman to grill...

Today, I wrapped up the project I started Friday and released iOS device connector plugin.

I was talking to my colleague Mark Prichard about mobile development with Jenkins, and I came up with this idea.

Jenkins Git Server plugin is a so-called “library plugin”, which doesn’t offer any user-visible feature by itself, but instead enables other plugins to do something easily inside Jenkins. In case...

Mark Prichard from CloudBees, myself, and Matt Solnit from SOASTA will deliver a joint talk Thursday evening at Silicon Valley Cloud Computing Group.

I’ll be visiting Israel this week, for Jenkins User Conference in Herzliya. I think this is my 3rd time visiting there, and I always enjoyed my visit and people over...

On top of pull requests auto-build, BuildHive now allows you to push changes directly in via ssh. I call this feature “validated merge”.

I released Jenkins Pry plugin 1.1 today. This plugin adds the “pry” command to Jenkins CLI so that you can use pry to introspect a running Jenkins instance via pry....

We have just increased our enrollment capacity for the Jenkins User Conference (JUC) Paris, to be held on April 17th. The enthusiastic response to our first-ever Paris JUC has been...

I’ll be speaking tomorrow at San Francisco Selenium Meetup about Jenkins & Selenium — mainly recent improvements in the Selenium plugin, as well as several other new plugins relevant in...

Despite the fact that it is the de-facto standard of test reports in any programming languages (perhaps except .NET), JUnit test report format has a number of problems. One is...

As a result of the success of the Jenkins User Conference last year in San Francisco, this year CloudBees and other sponsors are planning 4 Jenkins User Conferences around the...

I’m back to Tokyo this and next week, doing all sorts of Jenkins related (and other CloudBees related) activities.

One of the interesting discussions during SCALE 10x was about using Jenkins as a piece of a bigger software. This person was interested in using Jenkins to run some business...

I released Jenkins ChromeDriver plugin that auto-installs chromedriver on all slaves. Here is why this is useful.

Starting in the upcoming Jenkins 1.446, Jenkins speaks the server-side of the SSH protocol. I think this is exciting, and here is why.

On Janurary 10th, I’ll be doing a webinar about Jenkins Enterprise by CloudBees (formerly known as Nectar, which we renamed with the permission of the community.)

As I discussed before, Action is one of the primary ways plugins use to add more information to the top page, project pages, build pages, and so on.

Today I’m going to talk about the upcoming feature in Jenkins 1.442 (to be released today), which allows you to finally install plugins without restarting Jenkins.

As I keep saying, polling a repository from Jenkins is inefficient; it adds delay on the order of minutes before a build starts after a commit is pushed, and it...

The Nectar 11.10 release that we just made has the template plugin, which I think is one of the very useful plugins that we added to Nectar that’s not available...

Right after JavaOne, I traveled to Tokyo, and attended a 3-day hack camp. The Jenkins community had done several 1-day hackathon around the world, but this is the first that...

Last week, we had our first ever Jenkins User Conference. More than 30 talks have been proposed (of which we were only able to accomodate 10 or so), 7 companies...

I just got the O’Reilly Open Source Award 2011 at OSCON at Portland, for my work on Jenkins. I’m quite humbled and honored, (and I certainly hope I can finally...

As a follow up to the successful sessions we held in London, San Francisco, and Tokyo, CloudBees will be holding two additional Jenkins training sessions in the coming few months,...

On June 1st, CloudBees will be hosting a 1-day Jenkins training in London, and I’ll be delivering it. Based on the experience of past deliveries of the training, this time...

There seems to be some confusion/mis-information about the IP claim I made in my previous post, so let me clarify why I think they are valid. There are two parts...

I was about to go into my session in JAX 2011 when I learned that Oracle made a proposal to move the Hudson project to the Eclipse foundation. Needless to...

A few weeks back, I’ve presented the current state of the Jenkins project in the Silicon Valley CI Summit. This wednesday, I’ll be doing a re-run of this talk as...

Since I’ve talked about Jenkins in the CI summit event with Yoav from JFrog/Artifactory and Hans from Gradle, I thought I’d highlight some of the integrations between Jenkins, Artifactory, and...

I’ll be doing another Jenkins webinar titled “Mastering Jenkins Security” in the next Thursday 10am Pacific Time. It’s a free event, so please register.

I’ll be speaking about the status of the Jenkins project in the upcoming free event “Silicon Valley CI Summit” at the in LinkedIn Mountain View office on April 7th. See...

Jenkins is now at 1.400 (as of last Monday, yes, I know. But better late than never…). As with 1.300 and 1.200, this release doesn’t particularly signify any substantial major...

Back in Janurary, I’ve done a webinar and discussed a check list for production Jenkins deployments. The main content of that webinar is now available in a whitepaper. Hopefully this...