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Have you tried out AWS Amplify and AWS Amplify Console yet? In my opinion, they provide one of the fastest ways to get a new web application from idea to prototype on AWS. So what are they? AWS Amplify is an opinionated framework for building modern applications, with a toolchain for easily adding services like Read more about Host Your Apps with AWS Amplify Console from the AWS Amplify CLI[…]
I am happy to report that JEP-222 has landed in Jenkins weeklies, starting in 2.217. This improvement brings experimental WebSocket support to Jenkins, available when connecting inbound agents or when running the CLI. The WebSocket protocol allows bidirectional, streaming communication over an HTTP(S) port. While many users of Jenkins could benefit, implementing this system was Read more about WebSocket[…]
As a developer, I usually use Jenkins like this: Find a job which is related with my current work Trigger that job Check the output of the build log Sometimes, I might need to check the update center. Maybe a new plugin is needed, or I need to update an existing plugin. Or, I want Read more about Managing Jenkins with jcli[…]
At end of the first GSoC phase, I announced the first alpha release of the CLI tool and library that will help centralize plugin management and make plugin tooling easier. Phase 2 has mainly been focused on improving upon the initial CLI and library written in Coding Phase 1. In particular, we’ve been focusing on Read more about Plugin Management Library and CLI Tool Phase 2 GSoC Updates[…]
“Everybody is re-inventing the wheel, partially implementing the “details” of plugin management (signed metadata, artifacts checksums, plugins detached from core,…). It becomes obvious Jenkins should provide adequate tooling for plugin installation outside a live Jenkins instance.” JENKINS-53767 My Google Summer of Code project tries to solve this problem by creating a library that will unify plugin management Read more about Plugin Management Library and CLI Tool Alpha Release[…]