[OmniOS-discuss] Jenkins anyone?

[Jim Klimov]

15 сентября 2014 г. 4:05:52 CEST, Dan McDonald <danmcd at omniti.com> пишет:
>Saw this retweeted on twitter.  Anyone here care about Jenkins running
>on OmniOS?  (His calling out of OI is likely just improper conflation.)
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I did set it up on my hipster notebook, but I took the war's and fed them to glassfish directly, just as well as opengrok, adding the OS setup bits according to the readmes as i went along. So I do use Jenkins on an illumos OS (with an Oracle JDK... something in the overall stack did not go well with the opensource one in OI/hipster, can't remember what now... maybe netbeans...). 

But I did not use packaging. As far as I am concerned, he can be relieved ;) 

But this is indeed a non-trivial setup that can benefit from pre-packaging at least for some default case of 'pkg install jenkins' fire and forget. Manually... there are quite many flexible options to be aware of. I can imagine some users reluctant to go this route. Though probably not people in SW development.

And after the setup is complete, the alplication takes care of offering to pull and install its new builds inside the appserver sandbox.
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