I have tried to provision the pod manually. It takes around 30 - 35 seconds.
We use GKE as well as the k8s provider.
Do you have specific configuration of the kubernetes-plugin you can share.
I find it interesting that with the same setup we have such a big
difference in provisioning times.
Στι
We have a pipeline which deploys our main product (a java app inside an
application container)
I have used the env variable *JENKINS_NODE_COOKIE* to instruct Jenkins to
not kill the process.
For example:
withEnv(['JENKINS_NODE_COOKIE=dontkill']) {
// start your process here
sh 'java -jar ...'
We have our Jenkins master on a EC2 instance as well, and the slaves are
VMs in our office.
We have Jenkins communicate with them over OpenVPN (though VPC would be
preferable)
On the Jenkins side the agents are launched using the ssh-agents plugin.
Plain old ssh connection that is.
We have multip
Hi all.
I have 2 jobs let's say job1, job2 on my Jenkins instance which i want to
exclude from running at the same time, on the same node.
I have configured job1 to *block* on *node level* when a build of job2 is
happening.
I have scheduled job2 to run every 2 mins on a specific node and job1 every
How did you install Jenkins in the first place.
How do you start/stop it. Without this information it'd be difficult to
help.
On 3/19/19 2:10 PM, Turaco mobile wrote:
Hi, Jenkins 2.167 running on centos 7. So for its running as root
user. I changed to jenkins user at /etc/sysconfig/jenkins fi
> on that remote server, so this job runs on that server ? this is the only
> way I know for Jenkins to remotely access another machine to perform tasks
>
> Le ven. 12 oct. 2018 à 13:20, Denis Mone a écrit :
>
>> You could create another job that calls those scripts and schedule it
You could create another job that calls those scripts and schedule it to
run after the builds are
finished.
You could do that either by scheduling the build as a downstream inside
your pipeline, or by configuring it to build
after the specified jobs are finished.
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I believe Jenkins gather the mail addresses from the commits.
If you have a stage that clones/updates your code see if there are new
commits.
If there are not new commits the recipient list will be empty.
On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 3:10 PM Vitaly Karasik wrote:
> I'm trying to add Git committers t
Maybe you need to have your branch parametrized inside Jenkinsfile
For example:
checkout([$class: 'GitSCM',
> branches: [[name: "${sha1}"]], // parametrized value
> doGenerateSubmoduleConfigurations: false,
> extensions: [[$class: 'CleanBeforeCheckout']],
>
