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• Addressing recently disclosed vulnerabilities in the Jenkins CLI

  The Jenkins security team has been made aware of a new attack vector for a remote code execution vulnerability in the Jenkins CLI, according to this advisory by Daniel Beck: We have received a report of a possible unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Jenkins (all versions). We strongly advise anyone running a Jenkins instance on a public network disable the CLI for now. As this uses the same attack vector as SECURITY-218,...

  

  R. Tyler Croy November 12, 2016
• Monthly JAM Recap - October 2016

  October has proven to be a busy month within the Jenkins Area Meetup groups. Below is a recap of topics discussed at various JAMS in the month of October. Dallas Forth Worth, Texas (DFW) JAM James Dumay took time out of his vacation to present Blue Ocean, a project that rethinks the user experience of Jenkins, modeling and presenting the process of software delivery by surfacing...

  

  Alyssa Tong November 11, 2016
• xUnit and Pipeline

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. The JUnit plugin is the go-to test result reporter for many Jenkins projects, but the it is not the only one available. The xUnit plugin is a viable alternative that supports JUnit and many other test result file formats. Introduction No matter the project, you need to gather and report test results. JUnit is one of the...

  

  Liam Newman October 31, 2016
• Jenkins World 2016 Session Videos

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. The videos of the sessions from Jenkins World 2016 are up! I’ve updated the wrap-up posts with links to each of the sessions mentioned: Jenkins Pipeline Scaling Jenkins Ask the Experts & Demos You can also find video from all the sessions here. Enjoy!...

  

  Liam Newman October 18, 2016
• Controlling the Flow with Stage, Lock, and Milestone

  This is a guest post by Patrick Wolf, Director of Product Management at CloudBees. Recently the Pipeline team began making several changes to improve the stage step and increase control of concurrent builds in Pipeline. Until now the stage step has been the catch-all for functionality related to the flow of builds through the Pipeline: grouping build steps into visualized stages, limiting...

  Patrick Wolf October 16, 2016
• Jenkins World 2016, That's a Wrap!

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. This year’s Jenkins World conference was a huge milestone for the Jenkins project - the first global event for the Jenkins community. It brought users and contributors together to exchange ideas on the current state of the project, celebrate accomplishments of the past year, and look ahead at all the exiting enhancements coming down...

  

  Liam Newman September 30, 2016
• Jenkins World 2016 Wrap-up - Ask the Experts & Demos

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. As I mentioned in my previous post, Jenkins World brought together Jenkins users from organizations of all sizes. It also brought together Jenkins users of all skill levels; from beginners to experts (including to JAM organizers, board members, and long time contributors). A number of those experts also volunteered to staff the Open Source...

  

  Liam Newman September 29, 2016
• Jenkins World 2016 Wrap-up - Scaling

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. One of the great features of Jenkins is how far it can scale, not only from a software perspective, but also from an organizational one. From a single Jenkins controller with one or two agents to a multiple controller with thousands of agents, from a team of only a few people to a...

  

  Liam Newman September 27, 2016
• Jenkins World 2016 Wrap-up - Pipeline

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. As someone who has managed Jenkins for years and manually managed jobs, I think pipeline is fantastic. I spent much of the conference manning the Ask the Experts desk of the "Open Source Hub" and was glad to find I was not alone in that sentiment. The questions were not "Why should I use...

  

  Liam Newman September 24, 2016