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by uf00lme
934 days ago
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Jenkins will be around for as long as developers still code. I've always found that any significantly large software engineering office will have Jenkins running somewhere, happily on a local dev laptop/desktop or in a VM somewhere. I think it is being rarely used en-mass still which is a shame since it is free, open-source and easy to self-host. - I'm not sure why people are logging into Jenkins and complaining about the UI all the time; that just sounds like your pipeline needs better notifications and people are relying on Jenkins to look at build logs? If you want something prettier to look at just build out a dashboard on Grafana or similar, and centralise your build logs with artifacts and link to them with build failure notifications. |
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