Vous êtes développeuse ou développeur, vous avez envie de découvrir le projet Jenkins de l’intérieur, en bricolant sur un sujet qui vous intéresse, lisez la suite ! Mercredi 9 mars, le Toulouse Jenkins Area Meetup organise à Toulouse un Hackergarten Jenkins, occasion idéale pour faire ses premiers pas dans la communauté assisté(e) d’un contributeur au projet. Hackergart quoi ? Hackergarten est un mot qui provient de la contraction des mots Hacker...

After first announcing the Jenkins 2.0 effort last fall, we are pleased to announce the availability of the first Jenkins 2.0 alpha builds. For months we have had builds available from the jenkins_2.0 branch of development, but the "alpha" builds mark Jenkins 2.0 being officially made available for testing and feedback. Download 2.0-alpha now Jenkins 2.0 Highlights Pipeline as Code The new Pipeline functionality in Jenkins allows you to define configuration as code, which can...

We released Jenkins updates today that include important security fixes: 1.650 and 1.642.2. For detailed information about the security content of these updates, see the security advisory. Subscribe to the jenkinsci-advisories mailing list to receive important notifications related to Jenkins security....

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 will be happening in...

Historically January has always been a very big month for the Jenkins community. Between FOSDEM Southern California Linux Expo (also known as SCaLE) we seem to hand out more stickers during the last week in January than any other week of the year. This year’s SCaLE 14X conference finally outgrew the LAX Hilton in Los Angeles, where it had been hosted in years past, and moved over to the...

This is a guest post by Alyssa Tong. Alyssa works for CloudBees, helping to organize Jenkins community events around the world. Planning is underway for Jenkins World, a major Jenkins event for developers, release engineers and others interested in automation. The conference will be held from September 13th to 15th in Santa Clara, California and is being organized and sponsored in part by CloudBees. Just like the "Jenkins User Conferences" before it,...

Tom Fennelly will host tomorrow’s office hour on JavaScript in Jenkins. The intended audience for this presentation is core and plugin developers. In his own words: I believe strongly that we can make meaningful user experience improvements to Jenkins, but it will require having more weapons in our arsenal in terms of how we build plugins etc. This is what we’ll be talking about in this week’s...

This is a guest post by Julian Kleinhans, Software Architect at AOE, who is outlining some of the Jenkins dashboard work he’s done with dashing-js Jenkins offers a handful of third party dashboards, but none of them are really beautiful and flexible enough from my point of view. For example, I could not find a solution which gives me the possibility to easily decide which data should be display in the...