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• Google Summer of Code. Call for Mentors

  As you probably know, Jenkins project has been accepted to Google Summer of Code 2016. During last month we were working with students in order to discuss their project ideas and to review their application drafts. Thanks again to all students and mentors for your hard work during about ten office hours and dozens of other calls/chats! Current status We have successfully handled the student...

  

  Oleg Nenashev April 11, 2016
• Important notice regarding usage statistics

  A bug was introduced in Jenkins versions 1.645 and 1.642.2 which caused Jenkins to send anonymous usage statistics, even if the administrator opted-out of reporting usage data in the Jenkins web UI. If you are running one of the affected versions, the best/easiest solution is to upgrade. The bug does not affect Jenkins 1.653 or newer, or Jenkins LTS 1.642.4 or newer. If you cannot upgrade, it is...

  Daniel Beck March 30, 2016
• Jenkins joins the Google Summer of Code 2016

  We are happy to announce that Jenkins project application has been accepted to Google Summer of Code 2016 (GSoC). Thanks to everybody who helped prepare the application and submitted project ideas! We would like to invite students to join the Jenkins community and work together on the ongoing Jenkins 2.0 activities and other medium-term projects. The student projects we are primarily interested in would improve...

  

  Oleg Nenashev March 3, 2016
• January 2016 San Francisco JAM Report

  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...

  Andrew Bayer February 19, 2016
• December JAM World Tour: Toulouse, France

  On December 15, the Toulouse JAM was co-hosted with the Toulouse JUG and Toulouse DevOps. Indeed it made sense since Jenkins is written in Java, makes use of Groovy code in many places (system groovy script, job dsl, workflow…​), and it also made sense to co-organize with the local DevOps community since Jenkins is also a great tool to enable Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery and automation in general....

  Hannah Inman December 21, 2015
• Join us at the Jenkins 2.0 Contributor Summit!

  As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, we’re planning a "Contributor Summit" on February 1st, after FOSDEM 2016 (January 30th/31st), to focus on Jenkins 2.0. Since many of us are already planning, the Monday following the event turned out to be the ideal time to discuss 2.0. If you’re not already familiar with some of the key proposals that were put forth,...

  

  R. Tyler Croy December 18, 2015
• December JAM World Tour: St. Petersburg, Russia

  The first Jenkins meetup in Saint Petersburg, Russia took place on December 9th. The event has been organized with the help from Yandex and CloudBees. In total there were about 80 attendees at the meetup. In addition to meetup.com the event has been promoted by Yandex so we quickly reached capacity limit. There were 3 talks conducted, speakers from Yandex, ZeroTurnaround and CloudBees. We discussed the...

  

  Alyssa Tong December 18, 2015
• December JAM World Tour: Lima, Peru

  Although December is a short month due to the holidays, there has been a good amount of local Jenkins activities that took place regardless of holiday obligations. Today and tomorrow I will be doing a series of posts to summarize December JAM World Tour. Special thanks to the JAM organizers and co-organizers who made it all happen in these cities: Lima, Peru St.Petersburg, Russia Toulouse, France Bay Area,...

  

  Alyssa Tong December 18, 2015
• December JAM World Tour: Jenkins Developers and Users Meetup Group, SF

  Thank you to Netflix for sponsoring the yummy burrito bar and offered up their brand new auditorium to host Jenkins Developers and Users Meetup group on Dec 16. We had 96 RSVPs which was impressive. Our speaker for the evening was Akshay Dayal, Software Engineer at Google. Akshay’s session was about Scaling Jenkins - how and why Google decided to scale their existing Jenkins cluster...

  

  Alyssa Tong December 18, 2015