Mark Prichard from CloudBees, myself, and Matt Solnit from SOASTA will deliver a joint talk Thursday evening at Silicon Valley Cloud Computing Group. Our part of the talk will take an iOS application and a backend Java server, then discuss how you can set up the pipeline of continuous build and test for them on…
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Push changes directly into BuildHive, and never run tests again!
On top of pull requests auto-build, BuildHive now allows you to push changes directly in via ssh. I call this feature “validated merge”. If you are an active developer of a repository, chances are that you don’t use pull requests to send in changes. You probably just push changes directly into your repository instead. But…
Upcoming San Francisco training
CloudBees will be hosting another training in San Francisco Bay Area in January 26, 2012, and Feburary 23rd in Tokyo. This 1-day training starts with the basics and then covers some of the advanced techniques, especially in combination with some plugins. As we deliver this training more, we gradually adjusted the material to cover more…
GitHub releases Janky
I saw an announcement that GitHub released Janky today. I initially got confused a bit because the post says Janky is a continuous integration server, which got me thinking that it’s something you’d use instead of Jenkins, but as I read more about it, it became clear that it’s something you use in conjunction with…
Webinar: Jenkins Enterprise by CloudBees
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.) Jenkins Enterprise is Jenkins LTS + a number of CloudBees’ value-add plugins that help large and serious users, with the support. This release contains a number of new plugins,…
Introducing template plugin
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 in open-source Jenkins. So I wanted to talk about it a bit. Many serious Jenkins users have had this common problem that they’ve got a…
Jenkins training in New York next week
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, in San Francisco and New York City. The San Francisco session has already sold out, but there are several remaining slots for the New York…
Upcoming Training in London
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 I’m making some significant updates to the material to cater toward more experienced users and admins, about topics that range from automated code quality tracking…
Upcoming Webinar “Mastering Jenkins Security”
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. After the first webinar, I got a number of feedbacks about the future webinar topics. So when we thought about doing the next one, this came fairly naturally. Unlike the first…