JUC 2015 Pipeline Scaling
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The document summarizes a presentation given by Damien Coraboeuf at the 2015 Jenkins World Tour in London on scaling Jenkins pipelines. The presentation discussed using the Seed plugin and pipeline libraries to define pipelines as code stored with source branches. This allows for self-service configuration of pipelines, security, simplicity, and extensibility across many similar pipelines in a Jenkins environment.
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(10) Future Activities (cloud-based deployments)
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Attendees will learn about a system which solves a code reproducibility problem in the automotive systems area. The code reproducibility problem is defined as being able to rebuild a binary identical software release for a specific amount of time (up to 15-20 years after initial release) and to rebuild a software application with only small changes, keeping the unchanged parts binary identical with the related release. The problem complexity grows due to: external dependencies in a changing environment, a requirement to perform cross-platform builds, scaling issues (hundreds of gigabytes of source code) and more. The Technisat Dresden team achieved their goals by combining several tools in the right way: Jenkins + custom Jenkins plugin, SaltStack, KVM and SVN/Git.
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