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• JIRA migration this weekend

  In continuing my infra upgrade work, this weekend I’ll be migrating JIRA to another server. This will make upgrade more manageable and testable. The service will be disrupted for a few hours. Check out our @jenkinsci on Twitter for up-to-the-minute status. Once the migration is done, the next step is to upgrade them....

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi April 24, 2015
• Jenkins User Conference - Agenda News

  I have some exciting news — The agendas have been posted for the Jenkins User Conferences (JUC) to be held at U.S. East (Alexandria, VA) and Europe (London). Take a look here to learn more about the talks, speakers and schedules. As always, there is a great lineup of presenters ready to share their Jenkins stories: Peter Vilim will be presenting “Proving a...

  Hannah Inman April 22, 2015
• JUC World Tour 2015 - Keynote Speaker News and Early Bird Tickets

  The 2015 JUC World Tour dates are rapidly approaching. Since the community has grown so tremendously since last year, the JUC in each city will be the largest gathering of Jenkins users in that region. Kohsuke will, as always, be the opening keynote speaker at each JUC. But, with the conference going from one to two days, I am happy to...

  Hannah Inman April 13, 2015
• Good bye Java6

  + + About two years ago, we bumped our runtime JRE requirement from Java5 to Java6. And so the time has come once again for us to finally move on to Java7. Because of all the new language features, many of us the developers really wanted to move right on to Java8, but after much discussion we settled to move...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi April 6, 2015
• Confluence migration this weekend

  + + For the past few weeks, I’ve burnt a lot of midnight oil to get Confluence containerized. The goal is to make Confluence upgrade more manageable and testable. In the process, I’ve not only containerized Confluence, but also containerized some other services, including mock LDAP server, to be able to test the copy of the production Confluence dataset against...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi April 6, 2015
• Registration for JUC 2015 is Open!

  It’s that time of the year again: 2015 Jenkins User Conference Registration is OPEN for all cities. This year, we are making some changes to JUC — JUC will be a two-day event in three out of the four cities across the globe. You will get opportunities to network with other users and developers in the community, learn more about...

  Hannah Inman March 25, 2015
• JUC 2015 Call for Paper Deadlines Approaching!

  + + The deadlines to speak at a 2015 Jenkins User Conference are fast approaching. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to share your Jenkins tips, tricks, stories, and know-how with the community! Submit your proposal by the below deadlines to have your talk considered by a panel of Jenkins experts: Please note: The deadline to submit a speaking proposal...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi March 17, 2015
• Google Apps SSO no longer supported in Jenkins OpenID plugin

  This is a guest post from Owen Mehegan (aka autojack) In 2014 Google announced that they will be shutting down their OpenID 2.0 authentication endpoint and replacing it with Google+ Sign-in, a library built on top of OpenID Connect. The old Google endpoint will shut down on April 20th, 2015! Accordingly, if you are using the Jenkins OpenID plugin to authenticate...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi March 6, 2015
• Jenkins User Conference – Save the Date

  We have some exciting news to share with you! We have finalized most of the dates and locations for the 2015 Jenkins User Conference (JUC) World Tour. Save the date(s): US East (Washington DC): June 18-19 Europe (London): June 23-24 Israel: July 16 (ETA) US West (Santa Clara): September 2-3 The big news? The JUC agenda has been expanded this year to cover two days! That...

  

  Alyssa Tong March 3, 2015