The statement to keep in mind "Do not not turn your Jenkins into a binary repository". Operationally it can become a nightmare for managing infrastructure space. Nice video Darin!
It's nice to know Jenkins can do artifact-ing in a pinch, but yes it should not be used seriously for that purpose. Very nice intro to setting up S3 as an artifact repository. What about the 2 options though for deleting s3 artifacts and stashes (@9:38)? Are they difficult to configure? cheers,
Hi, thanks for that video! How could I compare the latest artifact (build#2 in that case) with the previous successful build (build #1 here) ? The aim would be to automatically create a new artifact file that shows the differences between both hello.txt , if any.
Great videos so far, every devops engineer should watch you. Gratz.
The statement to keep in mind "Do not not turn your Jenkins into a binary repository". Operationally it can become a nightmare for managing infrastructure space. Nice video Darin!
Great videos, clean and simple. You are a pro !
It's nice to know Jenkins can do artifact-ing in a pinch, but yes it should not be used seriously for that purpose. Very nice intro to setting up S3 as an artifact repository. What about the 2 options though for deleting s3 artifacts and stashes (@9:38)? Are they difficult to configure?
cheers,
Hi, thanks for that video!
How could I compare the latest artifact (build#2 in that case) with the previous successful build (build #1 here) ?
The aim would be to automatically create a new artifact file that shows the differences between both hello.txt , if any.
Hi. Excelent vídeo.
Is it possible to archive artifacts directly in root s3 folder´s ?
Example: my-bucket/hello.txt
Thank´s