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The document discusses the experience of the Norwegian Food Safety Authority with continuous integration using Hudson. It describes how Hudson was used to manage branches and releases for a large Java project with multiple teams. Hudson provided build servers, testing environments, and tools to monitor code quality and metrics. It helped enable continuous deployment by automating testing and deployment across environments.
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http://www.meetup.com/CloudFoundry/events/150601282/
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Editor's Notes
- -> Important to maintain reproducability
- Interface also over jmx. Simple to version control config in subversion Difficult to spot errors. Requires all builds to be sane before start. Complex build jobs: pipeline builds
- several instances. each branch needs one instance if they do changes across the project
- More difficult to keep config in SVN, and to create a new instance. Easier to create new jobs.
- Mental break
- Using maven and hudson to update various environments for testing.
- PMD – Programming Mistake Detector CPD – Copy Paste Detection NCSS - Non Commenting Source Statements
- ” Trust parent to detect if he breaks his child” Instant breakage, but a lot of effort during work. Trouble if a lot of artifacts has to be branched.
- Do not trust parent to break me. ” Do not trust anyone, escpecially not parent” More stable, but postpones trouble.