Hi John,
Thanks to you for feedback.
Best regards,
Rachel
On Saturday, November 5, 2016 at 10:43:01 PM UTC+1, John wrote:
>
> Thanks Rachel.
>
> Chose to have the following exclusions: so far the standby node seems to
> be running fine
>
> rsync -e "ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no" -rvh --del
Thanks Rachel.
Chose to have the following exclusions: so far the standby node seems to be
running fine
rsync -e "ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no" -rvh --delete --exclude
'.bash_history' \
--exclude 'logs' --exclude '.ssh' --exclude '.viminfo' \
--exclude '.cache' ./ jenkins@JENKINS-STAN
Hi John,
IMHO, I'd replicate everything. Maybe, cache directory could be excluded.
Another situation is when you're backing up Jenkins, because you can
exclude data that can be easily recreated or saving only config.xml from
jobs (not builds).
I hope be useful.
Best regards,
Rachel
El sábado
Hello
I am setting up Jenkins in Cold standby mode: 1 active server and 1 passive
in standby.
The idea is if the active Jenkins goes down, we can bring up the standby
server and it will have all the jobs/settings/plugins etc. up to date and
sync'd with Active.
OS is Ubuntu 14. I was reading th
