Journey of Implementing Jenkins at Adobe
Details
Please note that this meeting location is in San Jose, not in San Francisco
Meeting Location:
Adobe HQ
151 S Almaden Blvd, San Jose, CA 95113
-East Tower Park Conference room
We are excited to have Adobe share their journey of implementing Jenkins within Adobe.
Special thanks to Adobe for hosting this meetup.
Agenda
6:00pm - Doors open
6:30pm - Intro/Welcome
6:35pm - Tale of Jenkins as service
7:00pm - Journey of implementing Enterprise Jenkins from POC to Production.
7:30pm - Q&A
8:00pm - Close
Session
#1. Journey of implementing Enterprise Jenkins from POC to Production.
This will cover challenges we faced and lessons learned
We will be covering following topics about Enterprise Jenkins:
1.RBAC implementation – How it reduces administration cost
2.How to use Folder plugin to effetely organize different in Jenkins operations center
3.Monitoring of instances using health monitor and other monitoring tools
4.Use of chef to automate infrastructure
4.Backup and restore functionality which developed to quickly recover Jenkins instances
5.HA Setup Enterprise Jenkins and lessons learned
6.Analytics how setup a ELK stack and how to harness different trends from the dashboards which come with Enterprise Jenkins.
#2. Tale of Jenkins as service.
We are currently Hosting close to ~350 instances of Jenkins.
We will be covering the following topics:
• How we offer Jenkins as service out of the box
• How these boxes are kept secured and up to date with the new Jenkins releases
• How Chef is used for configuration management
• What all features we have from our Jenkins self-service portal
• Problems and challenges we face as Jenkins admins supporting these ~350 Jenkins instances.
Speakers
Vishal Raina is a Sr Platform engineer working for Adobe in SJ. At Adobe Vishal works on Engineering productivity tools and is currently rolling out Opensource and Enterprise Jenkins, on-boarding many product teams in the process. Vishal is passionate about well-crafted continuous integration and continuous delivery and is an advocate for this practice throughout Adobe.
Gwen Sarault is a Senior Platform Solutions Engineer working from Adobe’s Seattle office. At Adobe, Gwen works on the engineering productivity tools team, and is primarily responsible for CI/CD automation including the provisioning of open-source Jenkins environments. Gwen has a passion for tackling complicated issues and simplifying workflows in order to provide better productivity to Adobe’s engineers.