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• Continuous Security for Rails apps with Pipeline and Brakeman

  This is a guest post by R. Tyler Croy, who is a long-time contributor to Jenkins and the primary contact for Jenkins project infrastructure. He is also a Jenkins Evangelist at CloudBees, Inc. When the Ruby on Rails framework debuted it changed the industry in two noteworthy ways: it created a trend of opinionated web application frameworks (Django, Play, Grails) and it also strongly encouraged thousands of developers...

  

  R. Tyler Croy August 10, 2016
• GSoC: External Workspace Manager for Pipeline. Beta release is available

  This blog post is a continuation of the External Workspace Manager Plugin related posts, starting with the introductory blog post, and followed by the alpha version release announcement. As the title suggests, the beta version of the External Workspace Manager Plugin was launched! This means that it’s available only in the Experimental Plugins Update Center. Take care when installing plugins from the Experimental Update Center, since...

  Alexandru Somai August 9, 2016
• Don't install software, define your environment with Docker and Pipeline

  This is a guest post by Michael Neale, long time open source developer and contributor to the Blue Ocean project. If you are running parts of your pipeline on Linux, possibly the easiest way to get a clean reusable environment is to use: CloudBees Docker Pipeline plugin. In this short post I wanted to show how you can avoid installing stuff on the agents, and have per...

  

  Michael Neale August 8, 2016
• St. Petersburg Jenkins Meetup #3 and #4 Reports

  I would like to write about two last Jenkins Meetups in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Meetup #3. Jenkins Administration (May 20, 2016) In May we had a meetup about Jenkins administration techniques. At this meetup we were talking about common Jenkins ecosystem components like custom update centers, tool repositories and generic jobs. Talks: Kirill Merkushev, Yandex, "Juseppe. A custom Update Center for Jenkins" Presentation (rus) Keywords: Juseppe Anna Muravieva, EMC,...

  

  Oleg Nenashev August 3, 2016
• Join me for Jenkins World 2016

  Jenkins World, September 13-15 at the Santa Clara Convention Center (SCCC), takes our 6th annual community user conference to a whole new level. It will be one big party for everything Jenkins, from users to developers, from the community to vendors. There will be more of what people always loved in past user conferences, such as technical sessions from users and developers, the Ask the...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi July 26, 2016
• Blue Ocean July development update

  The team have been hard at work moving the needle forward on the Blue Ocean 1.0 features. Many of the features we have been working on have come a long way in the past few months but here’s a few highlights: Goodbye page refreshes, Hello Real Time updates! Building upon Tom's great work on Server Sent Events (SSE) both Cliff and Tom worked on making the all the screens...

  James Dumay July 19, 2016
• Sending Notifications in Pipeline

  This is a guest post by Liam Newman, Technical Evangelist at CloudBees. Rather than sitting and watching Jenkins for job status, I want Jenkins to send notifications when events occur. There are Jenkins plugins for Slack, HipChat, or even email among others. Note: Something is happening! I think we can all agree getting notified when events occur is preferable to having to constantly monitor them just in case. ...

  

  Liam Newman July 18, 2016
• New packages for Jenkins 2.7.1

  We created new native packages for Jenkins 2.7.1 today. These replace the existing packages. Due to a release process issue, the packaging (RPM, etc.) was created the same way as Jenkins 1.x LTS, resulting in problems starting Jenkins on some platforms: While we dropped support for AJP in Jenkins 2.0, some 1.x packages had it enabled by default, resulting in...

  Daniel Beck July 14, 2016
• Jenkins 2 hits LTS

  It’s been almost three months since we’ve released Jenkins 2.0, the first ever major version upgrade for this 10 year old project. The 2.x versions since then has been adopted by more than 20% of the users, but one segment of users who haven’t seen the benefits of Jenkins 2 is those who has been running LTS releases. But that is...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi July 7, 2016