Deploying and Scaling Jenkins on Kubernetes
Introduction Jenkins is an open-source continuous integration and continuous delivery tool, which can be used to automate building, testing, and deploying software. It is widely considered the most popular automation server, being used by more than a million users worldwide. Some advantages of Jenkins include: Open-source software with extensive community support Java-based codebase, making it portable to all major platforms A rich ecosystem of more than 1000 plugins Jenkins works well with all popular Source Control Management systems (Git, SVN, Mercurial and CVS), popular build tools (Ant, Maven, Grunt), shell scripts and Windows batch commands, as well as testing frameworks and report generators. Read More…
Challenges and Solutions for Scaling Kubernetes in the Hybrid Cloud
Introduction Let’s assume you’re in business online: you have your own datacenter and a private cloud running your website. You’ll have a number of servers deployed to run applications and store their data. The overall website traffic in this scenario is pretty constant, yet there are times where you expect traffic growth. How do you handle all this growth in traffic? The first thing that comes to mind is that you need to be able to scale some of your applications in order to cope with the traffic increase. Read More…
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