Continuous Integration and Distribution in the Cloud
summary
Cloud-hosted CI pipeline uses CloudBees (DEV@cloud) running Jenkins, Gradle builds that upload build metadata to Artifactory Online, and a final Bintray push (status 200) to publish version 1.17; build number 20 completes successfully and promotion to a live release repository takes roughly 15 minutes end-to-end (claim: could be scripted to ~5). Demo shows Jenkins on CloudBees + Artifactory Online capturing environment and dependency metadata, staging a release, and delivering public binaries via CDN-backed distribution.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 2:14I want a modern software pipeline!
- 3:02And by the way... JFrog Does it Too!
- 3:15Whats The Spec?
- 3:56STORE YOUR SOURCES
- 4:41That sounds like a lot of servers to maintain...
- 6:20Source Control
- 7:20What about CI?
- 8:48Binary Repository
- 9:01Why Artifactory Online?
- 10:39Distribution Platform
- 11:00Why Bintray?
- 13:11Demonstration
- 28:11Q&A time
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