That helps. Unfortunately, it means we can't use the CloudBees plugin to balance load better.
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 1:25:40 PM UTC-7, Stephen Connolly wrote: > > [CloudBees hat] > The evaluation license is a time limited full license allowing the use of > all CloudBees plugins. > > We have three license types: > > * Free license - covers the free (but closed source) plugins, e.g. > folders, cloud-backup, etc > > * Evalutation license - a time limited license for all plugins with no > restrictions (other than the time) > > * Paid license - a license for all plugins and a set number of executors. > > HTH > > -Stephen > [/CloudBees hat] > > On 25 September 2012 19:26, Jason Swager <j.a.s...@gmail.com <javascript:> > > wrote: > >> The wiki page has the following text: >> >> "If you evaluate our value-add plugins in this manner and decide not to >> purchase a license, you need to remove all the value-add plugins to keep >> using it as a stock Jenkins installation." >> >> This seems to imply that an evaluation license is only to evaluate, not >> to use for production. Production use of the plugins requires a purchased >> license. >> >> On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 11:21:34 AM UTC-7, Nicolas De loof wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> 2012/9/25 David Aldrich <david....@emea.nec.com> >>> >>> >>>> > No evaluation restriction, you can run CloudBees Enterprise plugins >>>> on you own >>>> > jenkins if you don't want / can't install Jenkins Enteprise. You'll >>>> need a valid license, >>>> > and can request an evaluation one to test those plugins. >>>> >>>> Well, I don't know. It looks like an evaluation license to me. >>>> >>> >>> Sure it is, I'm a CloudBees employee ! >>> What make you think this is for evaluation purpose only ? This reveals >>> we are failing to make documentation clear on this wiki page. >>> >>> >>> >>>> >>>> David >>>> >>>> >>> >
