It is somewhat hidden on our wiki, but you are allowed to run the plugins on versions of jenkins that are not Jenkins Enterprise, e.g. see this page: http://wiki.cloudbees.com/bin/view/Jenkins+Enterprise/Ride+Jenkins+Support+Terms
If you want to try it out, install https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/CloudBees+Free+Enterprise+Pluginsthat will add our update center to your instance. You then want to look for CloudBees RBAC plugin, underneath the description will tell you that it is a Jenkins Enterprise plugin as opposed to a CloudBees Free plugin, once you install the RBAC plugin you will have to restart and at that point you will have to upgrade from a free license to either an evaluation license or an enterprise license (or remove the plugins requiring the license - to handle people who accidentally install a enterprise plugin) If it does what you want within the evaluation period then beat up our sales people and get a for pay license... otherwise uninstall the RBAC and nectar-license plugins and revert to your free license (which can be retrieved by going to https://licenses.cloudbees.com and providing your instance id (which is on the manage licenses screen or the enter manually registration tab) HTH On 1 August 2012 15:14, David Doughty <ddoug...@collab.net> wrote: > Cool, having looked at your website/presentation that looks exactly > what I'm looking for. > > However, its bundled with the enterprise Jenkins release, can we get it > un-bundled? > > dD >
