St. Petersburg Jenkins Meetup #3 and #4 Reports

Published on 8/3/2016 by Oleg Nenashev

    I would like to write about two last Jenkins Meetups in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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    Meetup #3. Jenkins Administration (May 20, 2016)

    In May we had a meetup about Jenkins administration techniques. At this meetup we were talking about common Jenkins ecosystem components like custom update centers, tool repositories and generic jobs.

    Talks:

    Meetup #4. IT Global Meetup (July 23, 2016)

    In Saint Petersburg there is a regular gathering of local IT communities. This IT Global Meetup is a full-day event, which provides an opportunity to dozens of communities and hundreds of visitors to meet at a single place.

    On July 23rd our local Jenkins community participated in the eight’s global meetup. We conduced 2 talks in main tracks and also had a round table in the evening.

    Talks:

    • Oleg Nenashev, CloudBees, "About Jenkins 2 and future plans"

      • Oleg provided a top-level overview about changes in Jenkins, shared insights about upgrading to the new Jenkins 2.7.1 LTS and talked about Jenkins plans

      • Presentation (rus)

    • Aleksandr Tarasov, Alfa-Laboratory, "Continuous Delivery with Jenkins: Lessons learned"

    After the talks we had a roundtable about Jenkins (~10 Jenkins experts). Oleg provided an overview of Docker and Configuration-as-Code features available in Jenkins, and then we talked about common use-cases in Jenkins installations. We hope to finally organize a "Jenkins & Docker" meetup at some point.

    Q&A

    If you have any questions, all speakers can be contacted via Jenkins RU Gitter Chat.

    Acknowledgments

    The events have been organized with help from CloudBees, EMC and organizers of the St. Petersburg IT Global Meetup.

    About the Author
    Oleg Nenashev
    		Oleg Nenashev

    Jenkins core maintainer and board member, open source software and open hardware advocate, TOC chair in the Continuous Delivery Foundation. Oleg started using Hudson for Hardware/Embedded projects in 2008 and became an active Jenkins contributor in 2012. Nowadays he maintains [Jenkinsfile Runner](https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkinsfile-runner/), contributes to several Jenkins SIGs and outreach programs (Google Summer of Code, Hacktoberfest) and organizes Jenkins meetups in Switzerland and Russia. Oleg works on open source programs and [Keptn](https://keptn.sh/) at the [Dynatrace](https://dynatrace.com), Open Source Program Office.