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Jenkins Live

Jenkins Live. Continuous Integration Mile High Agile 2012 – Mark Waite 3 April 2012. Improving Your Productivity. What is “Continuous Integration”? Build and test every submission Go faster with continuous integration Detect build breaks sooner Report failing tests more clearly

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Jenkins Live

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  1. Jenkins Live Continuous Integration Mile High Agile 2012 – Mark Waite 3 April 2012

  2. Improving Your Productivity • What is “Continuous Integration”? • Build and test every submission • Go faster with continuous integration • Detect build breaks sooner • Report failing tests more clearly • Make progress more visible

  3. Jenkins for Continuous Integration • Jenkins – open source continuous integration server • Jenkins (http://jenkins-ci.org/) is • Easy to install • Easy to use • Multi-technology • Multi-platform • Widely used • Extensible • Free

  4. Jenkins for You • Easy to install • Download one file – jenkins.war • Run one command – java –jar jenkins.war • Open http://localhost:8080/ • Easy to use • Create a new job – checkout and build a small project • Checkin a change – watch it build • Create a test – watch it build and run • Fix a test – checkin and watch it pass • Multi-technology • Build C, Java, C#, Python, Perl, SQL, etc. • Test with Junit, Nunit, MSTest, etc.

  5. Jenkins User Interface Actions Nodes Jobs

  6. Lab Goals – What We Want • Install and run Jenkins on your computer • Install JDK if needed (see downloads) • Download jenkins.war • Run “java –jar jenkins.war” • Download ant • Create a job with Subversion • SCM URL https://SRV08R2/svn/HelloWorld/trunk • User mha2012, password mha2012 • Extra credit – Install and use Git • SCM URL git://debian1/git/HelloWorld.git

  7. Do It Yourself – Lab Time • Things You Need to Know • Download files • http://debian1.mha2012.net/mha2012/ • Download Jenkins plugins • http://debian1.mha2012.net/mha2012/plugins/ • Session mentors • Mark Waite • Jim Hunter • Jeff Thompson • Steve Sledz • Jeff Glanzer

  8. More Power – Jenkins Plugins • Jenkins has over 300 plugins • Software configuration management • Builders • Test Frameworks • Virtual Machine Controllers • Notifiers • Static Analyzers

  9. Jenkins Plugins - SCM • Version Control Systems • Accurev • Bazaar • BitKeeper • ClearCase • Darcs • Dimensions • Git • Harvest • MKS Integrity • PVCS • StarTeam • Subversion • Team Foundation Server • Visual SourceSafe

  10. Jenkins Plugins – Build & Test • Build Tools • Ant • Maven • MSBuild • Cmake • Gradle • Grails • Scons • Groovy • Test Frameworks • Junit • Nunit • MSTest • Selenium • Fitnesse

  11. Jenkins Plugins – Analyzers • Static Analysis • Checkstyle • CodeScanner • DRY • Crap4j • Findbugs • PMD • Fortify • Sonar • FXCop • Code Coverage • Emma • Cobertura • Clover • GCC/GCOV

  12. Jenkins Plugins – Other Tools • Notification • Twitter • Campfire • Google Calendar • IM • IRC • Lava Lamp • Sounds • Speak • Authorization • Active Directory • LDAP • Virtual Machines • Amazon EC2 • VMWare • VirtualBox • Xen • Libvirt

  13. Jenkins – Integration for You • Jenkins can help your development be • Faster • Safer • Easier • Smarter

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