Earlier this month, a full-day event about Jenkins Pipeline was organized in Toulouse, France with the Toulouse JAM. After a warm-up on the previous Tuesday where Michaël Pailloncy had given a talk at the local Toulouse Devops user group about Jenkins Pipeline ecosystem, we were ready for more digging :-). The agenda We had planned the day in two parts: Morning would be a more driven workshop with...

As we near the end of the year, the number of November JAMs show that the Jenkins community isn’t slowing down for holiday season. We had a number of excellent events hosted around the world this November with plenty of great stories and presentations shared by the various members of the world-wide Jenkins community. Melbourne, Australia JAM Melbourne JAM leaders, Raisa and Bhuva hosted Blue Ocean for the inaugural meeting. Attendees learned the values...

October has proven to be a busy month within the Jenkins Area Meetup groups. Below is a recap of topics discussed at various JAMS in the month of October. Dallas Forth Worth, Texas (DFW) JAM James Dumay took time out of his vacation to present Blue Ocean, a project that rethinks the user experience of Jenkins, modeling and presenting the process of software delivery by surfacing information that is important...

On September 6th we had a Jenkins Online Meetup. This meetup was the second event in the series of Plugin Development meet ups. At this meetup we were talking about Jenkins Web UI development. Talks 1) Classic Jenkins UI framework - Daniel Beck In the first part of his talk, Daniel presented how Stapler, the web framework used in Jenkins, works, and how you can add to the set of...

Recently, the Jenkins project announced the release of Jenkins 2.0, a first major release after 10 years and 655 weekly releases. This has been a major milestone for Jenkins and its growing community of developers, testers, designers and other users in the software delivery process. With its rising popularity and wide adoption, the Jenkins community continues to grow and evolve into the millions. Jenkins community meetup activity has risen to an...

A few weeks ago, my colleague Brian Dawson and I were invited to present on Scaling Jenkins for Continuous Delivery with Microsoft Azure in Microsoft’s Reactor space. Azure is Microsoft’s public cloud offering and one of the many tools available to Jenkins users for adding elastic compute capacity, among other things, to their build/test/deploy infrastructure. While our presentations are applicable to practically any cloud-based Jenkins environment, Thiago Almeida and Oguz Pastirmaci from Microsoft...

Last week we hosted our first ever Online JAM with the debut topic of: Jenkins 2.0. Alyssa, our Events officer, and I pulled together a series of sessions focusing on some of the most notable aspects of Jenkins 2 with: A Jenkins 2.0 keynote from project founder Kohsuke Kawaguchi An overview of "Pipeline as Code" from Patrick Wolf A deep-dive into Pipeline and related plugins like Multibranch, etc from Jesse Glick and Kishore Bhatia An overview of...

Vous êtes développeuse ou développeur, vous avez envie de découvrir le projet Jenkins de l’intérieur, en bricolant sur un sujet qui vous intéresse, lisez la suite ! Mercredi 9 mars, le Toulouse Jenkins Area Meetup organise à Toulouse un Hackergarten Jenkins, occasion idéale pour faire ses premiers pas dans la communauté assisté(e) d’un contributeur au projet. Hackergart quoi ? Hackergarten est un mot qui provient de la contraction des mots Hacker...

On January 20, the first San Francisco JAM (Jenkins Area Meetup) of the new year was held at Mesosphere’s offices. We had two speakers - myself, and Roger Ignazio, an infrastructure automation engineer at Mesosphere. Around forty people attended and enjoyed the food and drinks Mesosphere provided for us. Links to the talks are below: Elastic Jenkins with Mesos and DCOS, by Roger Ignazio Who is Jenkins?, by Andrew Bayer More JAMs will be happening in...

Historically January has always been a very big month for the Jenkins community. Between FOSDEM Southern California Linux Expo (also known as SCaLE) we seem to hand out more stickers during the last week in January than any other week of the year. This year’s SCaLE 14X conference finally outgrew the LAX Hilton in Los Angeles, where it had been hosted in years past, and moved over to the...