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by lmm 3845 days ago
This is part of the problem I have with Jenkins. It does far too many things. In many organizations it seems to occupy an awkward position between dev and production, where it's used for both and so ends up as the most fragile part of a production pipeline. Its config is very awkward, and partly as a result of that I've never seen it properly backed up or even a staging instance for testing changes, yet alone blue/green instances.

So I prefer to have clear segregation. Jenkins as a build tool only. Rundeck for deployment. If I had a big need for scheduling, I'd want a dedicated system for doing that too.