Learning DevOps by Joakim Verona

Author:Joakim Verona
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Packt Publishing

Tip

Although Jenkins is a fork of Hudson, I recommend that you stick with Jenkins rather than its progenitor. It has a much more active developer community and more plugins.

Jenkins allows the use of a master and slave arrangement and this allows you to scale it out for truly massive builds. The Jenkins master controls the slaves and with a few select plugins, you can use technologies such as Docker to keep your build environment elastic; alternately, you can use plugins to drive build slaves using AWS, Digital Ocean, and many other PAAS providers.

We will also be making use of both Ansible and Docker to build and configure our integration environment. If you are not up to speed with either of these, I suggest that you have a look at Chapter 5, Automation with Ansible, and Chapter 6, Containerization with Docker. Both of these chapters contain everything you need to get up and running with these technologies.

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