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Grails & Hudson / Jenkins: Monitoring Build Status

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There are a number of ways you can monitor the progress of your Grails build: using the Hudson / Jenkins web app; or leveraging the API: from your IDE, bespoke API clients or even your enterprise monitoring client. We’ll look at all of them here and...

0 replies - 3695 views - 01/30/12 by Robin Bramley in Articles

Top DZone Article of 2011: The 7 Levels of Continuous Integration

I’ve noticed that when other developers talk about “continuous integration” they do not always mean the same thing. The following is an outline of the seven stages of continuous integration based solely on my own experience:

10 replies - 12122 views - 01/29/12 by Dror Helper in News

CIJoe: Jenkins CI

We’ve switched from CIJoe to Jenkins. I guess we’ve “graduated” to Jenkins, but in retrospect we should have just used that in the first place. I think CIJoe is fine, we did thousands of builds with it, thank you CIJoe. But it’s actually easier...

1 replies - 2650 views - 12/26/11 by Daniel Doubrovkine in Articles

Is the Cost of Continuous Integration Worth the Value on Your Program?, Part 1

I like continuous integration. A lot. I started being an aficionado of continuous integration back in my senior year of university . It was my very first (and last) team project in my college career. There were three of us. The project manager waited until...

1 replies - 4275 views - 12/23/11 by Johanna Rothman in Articles

How Mature Is Your Continuous Integration?

As I’m sure I’ve ranted about mentioned in the past, Continuous Integration is far more than just a collection of tools and scripts. It’s “a practice”, a way of doing something, and it has to be part of our working culture to be truly effective.

0 replies - 6593 views - 11/09/11 by James Betteley in Articles

Coping with Big CI

I recently went to another C.I. meetup to listen to Tom Duckering, a DevOps consultant at Thoughtworks, deliver a talk about managing a scaled-up build/release/CI system. In his talk, Tom discussed Continuous Delivery, common mistakes, best practices,...

0 replies - 2993 views - 11/08/11 by James Betteley in Articles

JDepend design metrics in CI

This article is intended to give the reader enough information to understand what JDepend is, what it does, and how to use it in a maven build. It’s a kind of cheat sheet, if you like. What is it? JDepend is more of a design metric than a code metric, it...

0 replies - 3153 views - 10/21/11 by James Betteley in Articles

You can’t be Agile in Maintenance?

I’ve been going over a couple of posts by Steve Kilner that question whether Agile methods can be used effectively in software maintenance. It’s a surprising question really.

1 replies - 4125 views - 10/14/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News

Continuous Integration: Why You Don't Really "Get It"

A vast majority of daily practitioners of Continuous Integration don't really understand it. This is a bold statement, I know. But it is not made to simply capture attention. Most practitioners of Continuous Integration, when asked, will either tell...

0 replies - 6328 views - 09/27/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News

Continuous Integration for the World

In 2008 at Agile Toronto, I did a session on Agile Infrastructure. This is where I met Andrew Shafer (working at Reductive Labs). There wasn't that much attention for it back then, we were still figuring out the impact and ideas. Now 3 years later, I was...

1 replies - 6010 views - 09/20/11 by Patrick Debois in News

Installing Sonar on the CI server

I’ve been trying out Sonar and it looks great – it’s much more presentable than trawling through maven sites to find build reports. Anyway, I decided to install it on the live build server today, and this is how it happened: What you’ll...

0 replies - 3306 views - 08/19/11 by James Betteley in News

How to get started with CI - Series

About a year ago (July 2010), I started working with my current company. When I started the team were lacking in process and the process they had was not as useful as it could be for developers. The first thing I done in that team was to restructure the...

0 replies - 4237 views - 08/10/11 by Paul Stack in News

Considerations when choosing hardware for CI

This post is the second post in a series on how CI will help a development team. The first post talks about the benefits that CI will bring to the team. (CI = continuous integration)

0 replies - 4817 views - 08/07/11 by Paul Stack in News

Choosing the Correct CI Tool

This is the 3rd post in a series ‘How to get started with CI’ Previously, we talked about choosing the correct infrastructure for your CI system. We will now talk about CI tools themselves. There are lots of CI tools out there. Many more than I know...

0 replies - 4788 views - 08/03/11 by Paul Stack in News

Continuous Integration: The Last Mile

Conquering the Last Mile I went to the London C.I. Meetup recently where Gus Power (how he chose a career in I.T. and not as a pro-wrestler with a name like that I do NOT know) delivered a talk entitled “C.I. The Last Mile”. Gus seems to have a...

2 replies - 5782 views - 07/14/11 by James Betteley in News