Jenkins is a great tool for big and small companies; it’s open source, has plenty of plugins, and is of course free. Equipped with Jenkins, time, and various tutorials, an …

Technically yes, a Continuous Delivery pipeline can be built using Jenkins, but it'll be unreliable so you should avoid it. I've made this article to back-up my Jenkins pipeline opinions …

Lessons learned from Jenkins are often learned too late. A lesson you don’t want to learn too late is that: Jenkins doesn’t scale. ...at least, not easily. A quick search …

Jenkins is a really popular free automation tool, but poor visibility often undermines its potential. Poor visibility into Jenkins installs and projects creates chaos, can disrupt work, and increases risk. Visibility …

Jenkins is a powerful and versatile CI tool that helps automate the parts of software development related to building, testing, and deploying, facilitating continuous integration and continuous delivery. Self-service is …

There's one of two reasons you're here. Either you're already sick and tired of Jenkins or you've heard the horror stories and want to avoid it like the plague. There …

One of the first questions I asked in my job interview at Inedo was Why/How is BuildMaster better than Jenkins? As a seasoned Jenkins user, I wanted to know how …

Of the biggest divides on Earth—the Grand Canyon, the Mariana Trench—none may be as deep or vast as the Great Jenkins Divide. One of our customers was telling us about …

Continuous Delivery isn't easy to get right, and a lot of organizations have struggled trying to build Continuous Delivery pipelines with Jenkins. That's because Continuous Delivery is a lot more …

If you’re a PowerShell pro, you may be looking to make your life easier and avoid becoming a bottleneck by letting others run PowerShell scripts. Adding what is basically a …