Also consider the template plugin if you have a bunch of job to share same design (or want to limit user responsibility on job config details) I also like the git verified commit a lot
the main benefit from Jenkins Enterprise (imho) is the associated support from major contributors I admit conflict of interest here, so won't give more opinion :) 2012/9/17 Tom80112 <nez...@yahoo.com> > I watched a Cloudbees Enterprise webinar today. This is essentially > Jenkins > plus a bunch of their in-house developed plugins. > > The VMware plugin seemed interesting for load-balancing Jenkins jobs > amongst a group of Jenkins slaves but other than that I didn't see anything > earth shatteringly new here. Most of the plugins seem like you could > script > the same functionality within the shell window. > > Oh yes, I will admit the security roles is a new feature but we don't need > that level of security. > > So has anyone used Cloudbees Enterprise ?? > What have you found that it does that base Jenkins cannot do?? > > Thanks... > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Cloudbees-Enterprise-How-useful-is-it-tp4640478.html > Sent from the Jenkins users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
