Slack notifications in Jenkins
One of the most important things in Jenkins is the ability to being extended by plugins. Jenkins is an Open Source project, so we can see what happens inside, and Continue reading
by Emil
One of the most important things in Jenkins is the ability to being extended by plugins. Jenkins is an Open Source project, so we can see what happens inside, and Continue reading
Ansible is one of my favorite tools. I use them for almost everything – system configuration, servers provisioning, serverless services provisioning and even for calling API that hasn’t its own Continue reading
Working with sensitive data is a hard thing nowadays. Especially in a DevOps methodology. New tools and ways of solving problems don’t make it easier. Well, for some reasons, DevSecOps Continue reading
Failing build is not what we want to have in out Jenkins, but it happens sometimes. Not always it means that something “went terribly wrong”, but it can be a Continue reading
Working with the Jenkins DSL configuration is quite easy. But we need to remember about best practices and do some work for ourselves. Just to simplify out live. One of Continue reading
Authorization Matrix is one of my favorite Jenkins functionality. It allows managing permissions per Project what gives enough granularity. But when you have a lot of Projects, you can find Continue reading
Working with Jenkins Job DSL code sometimes is a pain in the neck. Especially if you have very big and complex scripts. You can make a mistake very quickly, so Continue reading
I have been using Jenkins Job DSL Playground since I realized that DSL is the best option for managing Jenkins jobs. If you have a lot of them, changing anything Continue reading
It’s more than likely, you start trying to import external classes/files if you use Jenkins Job DSL Plugin. When your jobs grow to tens or hundreds of projects, some code Continue reading
Jenkins has many ways of managing the job queues. We can add a static slave node, use the plugin which creates temporary nodes or just add more workers to the Continue reading