Opening Keynote
summary
Jenkins usage grows 30% year-over-year with jobs up 67% and masters controlling 43% more slaves; highlights include dot-ci (GitHub + Docker + MongoDB) running thousands of projects, a new workflow with checkpoints that persists state across restarts and resumes long-running pipelines, Docker build/push and ephemeral-container slave plugins, an acceptance test harness ported to Java now driving 350+ acceptance tests, and scalability work (nio, x1k goal) that improves maven archiving and slave stability.
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:00Schedule
- 2:29A Big Thank You To Our Sponsors
- 5:02The Jenkins Community and CloudBees
- 6:22CloudBees Open Source People and Plugins
- 8:53Kohsuke's Hobbies --Lego
- 10:02Kohsuke's Hobbies - Cross Stitch (Kreustich)
- 11:17Kohsuke's Obsession
- 12:44Installation
- 14:00OF JAVA TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES
- 15:54Even on a TV show
- 17:40DotCi Highlights
- 21:36User Interface Refresh
- 22:22More UI/UX improvements
- 24:14End-to-end tracking with
- 26:34Tracking for Continuous Delivery
- 27:21Changes needed in Ops is minimal
- 28:04Jenkins and Docker
- 38:01Workflow
- 39:07Train Model for LTS Releases
- 40:15LTS Release Model Changes
- 41:21Acceptance Test & Harness
- 43:07Class of problems we hope to catch
- 44:39Reusability
- 45:17Separately reusable pieces
- 46:44More work ahead
- 48:35More efficient master/slave communication
- 50:11Speaking of JNLP slaves...
- 51:58"Eat our own dogfood" approach
- 52:52Infra Summary
- 54:37Conclusion
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