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Automated orchestration of a horizontally scalable build pipeline
Automated Jenkins CI
Conclusion
Jenkins empowers a continuous integration process and can even assist with continuous delivery to a test team or customer. The example in this article was deployed automatically using Vagrant and Ansible and shows how to achieve horizontal scalability with arbitrary Jenkins slave machines spawned inside their own Docker containers.
Author
Nathan Bliss has a background in computer science and telecommunications, with 15-20 years of experience in mobile telecommunications before moving on to DevOps and software configuration management. He enjoys vegetarian cooking, running, cycling, and weight training and is fluent in German.
Special Thanks: This article was made possible by support from Linux Professional Institute
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