All Things Jenkins and Cloud Foundry
summary
Jenkins runs at massive scale with 182,000 slaves and roughly 78,000 installations, estimated at about $1,000 per slave of commodity hardware. CloudBees offers Jenkins as a service (DEV@cloud) and an on‑prem line: Jenkins Enterprise plus Operations Center that consolidates masters, shares slave pools and enforces plugin/version policy. A plugin is open sourced that adds MD5 fingerprinting tied to Puppet/Chef deployments so Jenkins shows exactly which artifacts reached which servers. Jenkins Enterprise is deployable via BOSH / pivotal ops manager, with slave provisioning on the roadmap.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:47Impact on Global Warming
- 3:33Jenkins
- 4:11Jenkins Statistics
- 6:38Jenkins Community
- 7:41Jenkins Products
- 9:04Jenkins Plugins
- 11:09Jenkins Plugin Architecture
- 12:59Use Case
- 15:39Operations Center
- 18:00Jenkins Enterprise
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