I’m so happy to get this 3D JenkinsCI model, as prize of JenkinsCI 100K installation blog contest.
With him on my desk, I don’t fear anything anymore.
Thank you Jenkins to help us to make Continuous Delivery.
At 23rd and 24th June, I’ll attend Jenkins User Conference 2015 Europe at London. And I’ll make a lightning talk about Continuous Delivery with Jenkins.
Here is short overview of what I’d like to talk about at there.
My name is Nobuaki Ogawa, from Japan, and currently working on Berlin, Germany for Software company DirectSmile as DevOps QA Manager.
From very first time I got know JenkinsCI, it helped my life really lot. Almost all my work I’ve done at last year was mainly with Jenkins, about Continuous Delivery.
From Build to Deploy, Test, and even Maintenance, Monitoring, my Jenkins takes care everything.
It was super easy to achieve the Continuous Delivery in DirectSmile world by getting help of JenkinsCI.
It was start point to get know JenkinsCI. Our developers use JenkinsCI to make the Continuous Build of our software.
So, our develop environment was quite Jenkins friendly from the beginning.
We had to have environment where we can deploy our new build. As we are one of big fun of Microsoft, we decided to use Azure as our environment to make Continuous Testing.
How we control it? We use Powershell, which would be executed by JenkinsCI.
How we could achieve the Continuous Deploy, actually, my boss, who is DirectSmile’s Yoda developed very powerful tool “DirectSmile Installation Service” to enable this.
So we integrate this tool within JenkinsCI, and now Jenkins can deploy DirectSmile products on any target server by just one-button-click!
Of course, we use JenkinsCI to make the Continuous Testing.
How we do?
We use Selenium to make and run test. So we can cover almost features and we can execute it at anytime.
We are doing it every after new version build, to realize Continuous Delivery.
I think it’s important to share all knowledge and experiences I got with others, especially whom just start to make Continuous Delivery.
Don’t worry, it probably much easier than you think.
As part of this practice, I’d like to share all my knowledge and experience how it’s easy to achieve Continuous Delivery by Jenkins at JUC 2015.
I’m really exciting to meet and talk about this on there! See you on JUC 2015 @London!
From very first time I got know JenkinsCI, it helped my life really lot. I personally think almost all my work I’ve done at last year was mainly with Jenkins, about Continuous Delivery.
From build to deploy, test, and maintenance, my Jenkins (I’m calling him “NOBUKINS”) takes care everything.
It was super super easy to achieve the Continuous Delivery in DirectSmile world by getting help of JenkinsCI. Today, as memorial day of JenkinsCI, I’d like to note some tips I got while I have been working with JenkinsCI.
It was start point to get know JenkinsCI. Our developer use JenkinsCI to make the Continuous Build of our software. So, our develop environment was quite Jenkins friendly from the beginning.
Virtual Machine
We had to have environment where we can deploy our new build. As we are one of big fun of Microsoft, we decided to use Azure as our environment to make Continuous Testing. How we control it? We use Powershell, which would be executed by JenkinsCI.
DirectSmile product deployment
How we could achieved the Continuous Deploy, actually, my boss, who is DirectSmile’s Yoda developed very powerful tool “DirectSmile Installation Service” to enable this. So we integrate this tool within JenkinsCI, and now Jenkins can deploy DirectSmile products on any target server by just one-button-click!
Of course, we use JenkinsCI to make the Continuous Testing. How we do? We use Selenium to run test. So we can cover almost features and can execute it at anytime. We are doing it at every after new version build, to realize Continuous Delivery.
It was never mentioned by anyone else, though I think it’s important to share all knowledge and experiences I got with other who are just start to make Continuous Delivery. Don’t worry, it probably much easier than you think.
I’m really big fun of JenkinsCI, and looking forward to see more and more possibility that JenkinsCI has.
By the way, when I attended Jenkins User Conference at Berlin, 2014, I asked Mr.Kohsuke Kawaguchi to give his sing on the his book, which is my bible and I recommend all of Jenkins fun to get it. 川口さん、サインありがとうございました。この本は今や宝物です。
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