managing jobs with high disk usage?

I have a job that needs at least 800GiB of free disk space (per matrix sub-configuration) to build on a node. The majority of the space is needed to checkout git-lfs repos that contain test data. As cloning the lfs repos takes hours, the workspace is intentionally not cleaned up between builds.

Invitation to Jenkins World 2017

Hi, It’s that time of the year again! Jenkins World is an annual event we organize as a place for all things related to Jenkins to gather and meet. This year’s Jenkins World is bigger than ever, and there are three tracks of Jenkins content

SV: Gerrit Trigger & GerritHub.io

Hi Have anyone got a working integration Jenkins->GerritHub.io? My configuration does not allow Jenkins to add verdicts to GerritHub.io, otherwise it works fine. I have put up a question with detailed description in S.O.: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45353022/no-verdict-from-my-jenkins-to-

QUESTION: If you found the Checkpoint plugin an interesting one, may I ask you to vote the below jira ticket?

Hi guys, If you use Pipelines maybe you are interested about this thread. Please forgive me if this is not the right channel to ask for voting a particular Jira Ticket, there is already a thread in Jira about the Checkpoint Plugin and as a FOSS community I'd like to expose it and ask for votin

Re: Remote Access API - REST API in Jenkins

On Friday, July 28, 2017 at 4:54:13 PM UTC+8, mpapo - Michael Pailloncy wrote: > > Remote Access API is available directly, without need to install any > plugin. > By accessing *http://${YOUR_JENKINS}/api* url, you should be able to see > a page listing different ways to interact with it (see

Re: The official docker image jenkins/jenkins:lts is missing ruby

+1 IMHO even if it's required maintenance, it would be a good idea to create and maintain your own image and store it on an internal repository for many reasons (lower coupling between your builds and the parent image, build reproducibility, better performance, and so on). 2017-07-27 21:12 GMT+02:

Re: Remote Access API - REST API in Jenkins

Remote Access API is available directly, without need to install any plugin. By accessing *http://${YOUR_JENKINS}/api* url, you should be able to see a page listing different ways to interact with it (see "Create Job"). You have also a full example here