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  Thinking About Jenkins Security - DevOps World | Jenkins World 2019

  This is a speaker blogpost for a DevOps World | Jenkins World 2019 talk in Lisbon, Portugal Come join us at DevOps World | Jenkins World 2019 for "Thinking about Jenkins Security", a talk about securing your Jenkins server. We’ll review the layers that secure Jenkins and describe techniques that you can use to protect your Jenkins server. Topics will include: The secure by...

  

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  Wadeck Follonier

  

  Meg McRoberts October 21, 2019
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  Plugin Documentation-as-Code: Moving docs to GitHub

  In September 2019 we announced support of GitHub as a source of documentation for the Jenkins Plugin Site. Thanks to Zbynek Konecny and Olivier Vernin and other contributors, now it is possible to store plugin documentation right inside plugin repositories instead of Jenkins Wiki which was historically difficult to maintain for plugin maintainers and for the Jenkins infrastructure team. This blogpost may be interesting...

  

  Oleg Nenashev October 21, 2019
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  JCasC Community Bridge Dev Tools - Phase 1

  Community Bridge Introduction Community Bridge is an initiative by the Linux Foundation to accelerate the adoption, innovation and sustainability of open source projects. I came across this initiative in a blog post. I had been contributing to Jenkins at the time and decided to have a chat with Oleg Nenashev and Tracy Miranda regarding the possibility of a project under the...

  Sladyn Nunes October 8, 2019
• Google Summer of Code Mentor and Org Admin Perspective

  I was fortunate enough to participate in the Google Summer of Code 2019 as a mentor and org admin. This was great and I wanted to share in hopes of encouraging more people to join. You can learn more about the Google Summer of Code here Community Bonding The first phase of the project is the community bonding phase. This is where the student...

  

  Marky Jackson October 8, 2019
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  Hacktoberfest 2019. Contribute to Jenkins!

  Once again, Hacktoberfest is back! During this October event, everyone can support open-source by contributing changes, and can earn limited edition swag. We invite you to contribute to Jenkins, regardless of your experience and background. You can write code, improve documentation and design, localize Jenkins or create new artwork. Any GitHub pull request counts! Quick start Sign-up to Hacktoberfest on the event website. Join our Gitter channel. Everything...

  

  Oleg Nenashev October 1, 2019
• 2019 Jenkins Board and Officer elections. Nominations are open!

  This is a repost of the original announcement made by Kohsuke Kawaguchi in the Jenkins Developer mailing list. Minor changes were applied to reflect the posting date and to provide more links. Nominations for the 2019 Jenkins Board elections open for three governing board positions and five officer positions, namely: Security, Events, Release, Infrastructure and Documentation. The terms of office for these positions...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi September 25, 2019
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  Audit Log Plugin for Jenkins Releases 1.0

  Thanks to our Outreachy interns over the past year, I’m proud to announce the initial release of the Audit Log plugin for Jenkins. This plugin is the first major project completed related to Outreachy, and I’d like to give a brief overview of the functionality that was developed for this release. The primary goal of this plugin is to introduce an audit...

  Matt Sicker September 23, 2019
• Introducing the Jira Software plugin for Jenkins

  According to a recent survey we conducted, software & IT teams on average use 4+ tools to move code from development to customer-facing production. As a result, teams struggle with keeping the status of work updated and understanding the overall health of their delivery pipeline. To solve this problem, I am excited to announce that we built an official Jenkins plugin...

  Rafal Myslek September 10, 2019
• Managing Jenkins with jcli

  As a developer, I usually use Jenkins like this: Find a job which is related with my current work Trigger that job Check the output of the build log Sometimes, I might need to check the update center. Maybe a new plugin is needed, or I need to update an existing plugin. Or, I want to upload a plugin from my computer. For all these...

  

  赵晓杰(Rick) August 30, 2019