Hey all! So, Rackspace has provided us with some sponsorship so we can run things like Jenkins! This allows us to run ci.pycqa.org. Flake8 has been using this for continuous integration with GitLab for a while now, but we've recently moved the public address from ci.sigmavir.us (my temporary domain) to ci.pycqa.org and added more build capacity. We should also have money enough to add more build nodes if necessary. We currently support python 2.6, 2.7, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, and pypy's latest 5.x branch for Python environments. The controlling Jenkins node (that you see at ci.pycqa.org) is running Ubuntu 14.04 while the solitary build node is running 16.04. We also support GitHub Pull Requests and we can probably support other linux variants as well. Presently I'm the sole administrator of all of this, but I'd still like to make sure the larger group can take advantage of it. As for future facing plans, I'd kind of like to utilize Jenkins to its fullest potential, including building wheels after successful builds for PRs for Flake8. This will make it easier for me to install and test the PR itself. I don't presently have that set-up *yet* and I haven't quite figured out how I would do that, but if that sounds interesting to you, let's chat (on this mailing list or in private). Finally, I just wanted to thank Rackspace again (and Jesse Noller in particular) for this sponsorship. If you're one of those inclined to tweet, you should thank Jesse @jessenoller. I'm sure he'd appreciate it. Cheers, Ian
On Sat, Jul 16, 2016 at 8:38 PM, Ian Cordasco
Hey all!
So, Rackspace has provided us with some sponsorship so we can run things like Jenkins! This allows us to run ci.pycqa.org.
Flake8 has been using this for continuous integration with GitLab for a while now, but we've recently moved the public address from ci.sigmavir.us (my temporary domain) to ci.pycqa.org and added more build capacity. We should also have money enough to add more build nodes if necessary.
We currently support python 2.6, 2.7, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, and pypy's latest 5.x branch for Python environments. The controlling Jenkins node (that you see at ci.pycqa.org) is running Ubuntu 14.04 while the solitary build node is running 16.04. We also support GitHub Pull Requests and we can probably support other linux variants as well.
Presently I'm the sole administrator of all of this, but I'd still like to make sure the larger group can take advantage of it.
As for future facing plans, I'd kind of like to utilize Jenkins to its fullest potential, including building wheels after successful builds for PRs for Flake8. This will make it easier for me to install and test the PR itself. I don't presently have that set-up *yet* and I haven't quite figured out how I would do that, but if that sounds interesting to you, let's chat (on this mailing list or in private).
Finally, I just wanted to thank Rackspace again (and Jesse Noller in particular) for this sponsorship. If you're one of those inclined to tweet, you should thank Jesse @jessenoller. I'm sure he'd appreciate it.
Cheers, Ian
Oh, also, if anyone's familiar with setting up Let's Encrypt + Jenkins, I'd love to collaborate on that. I would really prefer to have Jenkins behind HTTPS than not. :)
On Sat, Jul 16, 2016 at 08:45:22PM -0500, Ian Cordasco wrote:
Oh, also, if anyone's familiar with setting up Let's Encrypt + Jenkins, I'd love to collaborate on that. I would really prefer to have Jenkins behind HTTPS than not. :)
Did anyone get back to you about that? I'm running a Jenkins behind HTTPS for my personal FOSS projects at https://jenkins.gedmin.as. The setup is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS + Apache doing the HTTPS and delegating to Jenkins via mod_proxy. The LetsEncrypt bits are handled by certbot, with a cron script that runs certbot renew once a week. I've a Windows worker too, which needed some convincing to accept LetsEncrypt certs: https://github.com/mgedmin/letsencrypt-java I'm currently on vacation and am tying to stay away from email (and computers in general, excepting my smartphone). I'll be back online in August, if you've any questions. Marius Gedminas -- The best developers are also the ones sick enough to enjoy it. -- moffdub on stackoverflow.com
On Sun, Jul 24, 2016 at 3:45 PM, Marius Gedminas
On Sat, Jul 16, 2016 at 08:45:22PM -0500, Ian Cordasco wrote:
Oh, also, if anyone's familiar with setting up Let's Encrypt + Jenkins, I'd love to collaborate on that. I would really prefer to have Jenkins behind HTTPS than not. :)
Did anyone get back to you about that?
I'm running a Jenkins behind HTTPS for my personal FOSS projects at https://jenkins.gedmin.as. The setup is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS + Apache doing the HTTPS and delegating to Jenkins via mod_proxy. The LetsEncrypt bits are handled by certbot, with a cron script that runs certbot renew once a week.
I've a Windows worker too, which needed some convincing to accept LetsEncrypt certs: https://github.com/mgedmin/letsencrypt-java
I'm currently on vacation and am tying to stay away from email (and computers in general, excepting my smartphone). I'll be back online in August, if you've any questions.
Marius Gedminas
Thanks Marius! I had actually been experimenting with it all weekend long and am happy to say that https://ci.pycqa.org is now working and receiving an A rating from SSLLabs. :D Enjoy your vacation! Cheers! Ian
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