Blue Ocean
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Blue Ocean
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Re: Blue Ocean
#2Wow, this looks amazing. I really want to try this out.
On my current contract, we've been moving away from Jenkins and towards Gitlab CI. I still work on an opensource project that uses Jenkins to build. The screenshots show a really good pipeline layout. It seems like it's similar in power to Gitlab CI, but also looks like it has way better visual representations and UI.
I'm glad the Jenkins team is still moving forward and developing plugins/tools like this.
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#3Can't wait to try this out. It looks very good. It also looks very simplified which I like.
Re: Blue Ocean
#4Wow, this looks amazing. I really want to try this out. On my current contract, we've been moving away from Jenkins and towards Gitlab CI. I still work on an opensource project that uses Jenkins to build. The screenshots show a really good pipeline layout. It seems like it's similar in power to Gitlab CI, but also looks like it has way better visual representations and UI. I'm glad the Jenkins team is still moving fo…
Why Gitlab CI? What makes it better than Jenkins?
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#5I just want to mention that I loved the idea of BlueOcean at the begining. It looks sleak an works well with pipeline. However, for us it's unusable in production setting.
I know that it's still in beta, but as one example it doesn't support parameters. When user starts a job through BlueOcean it will fail.(Officialy they don't plan to implement it any time soon as I found out) That means It stays disabled in our jenkins. PS: For now its just a presentation tool for management :)
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#6I like blue ocean - but wouldn't moving to something like Concourse CI or GOCD be a better idea in the end?
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#7I just want to mention that I loved the idea of BlueOcean at the begining. It looks sleak an works well with pipeline. However, for us it's unusable in production setting. I know that it's still in beta, but as one example it doesn't support parameters. When user starts a job through BlueOcean it will fail.(Officialy they don't plan to implement it any time soon as I found out) That means It stays disabled in our jen…
Well, that's Jenkins in a nutshell. You usually need to extend Jenkins with lots of plugins because they provide functionality that should have been in core in the first place. Then you realize that those plugins are not properly sandboxed and often do not work well together (especially with multi-configuration builds), not to speak of how updating Jenkins becomes a nightmare with plugins breaking left and right because of some internal API changes which are not yet properly handled by some plugin.
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#8I just want to mention that I loved the idea of BlueOcean at the begining. It looks sleak an works well with pipeline. However, for us it's unusable in production setting. I know that it's still in beta, but as one example it doesn't support parameters. When user starts a job through BlueOcean it will fail.(Officialy they don't plan to implement it any time soon as I found out) That means It stays disabled in our jen…
we too found that it doesn't support all of the original jenkin's features after we tried it , and its disabled at prod .
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#9Wow, this looks amazing. I really want to try this out. On my current contract, we've been moving away from Jenkins and towards Gitlab CI. I still work on an opensource project that uses Jenkins to build. The screenshots show a really good pipeline layout. It seems like it's similar in power to Gitlab CI, but also looks like it has way better visual representations and UI. I'm glad the Jenkins team is still moving fo…
Why Gitlab CI? What makes it better than Jenkins?
I think the consensus is that Jenkins offers more power and flexibility at the cost being more complicated to set up. GitLab CI is easier to get up and running with and superbly integrated with GitLab (as one would hope).
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#10This looks very much similar to HP CDA (Continuous Delivery Automation), the project was later scrapped. Wish they had open sourced it.