Jenkins - review.
Overall Satisfaction with Jenkins
We utilized Jenkins to enable Continuous Integration and Deployment on 100s of our microservices. Deployed the Modular Pipelines architecture on Jenkins to enable seamless CI/CD between services utilizing different frameworks. So the thing is our pipelines facilitate the CI process from checking out code to building the artifact and then deploying it on Kubernetes.
Pros
- Used Jenkins as CI/CD tool.
- Extremely supportive community.
- Support connectivity with multiple clouds so the deployments over Azure, AWS, GCP, OCI and etc are supported.
- Trigger builds and deployments on Linux or Windows agents without issue.
- Support multiple version control tools.
Cons
- High memory utilization.
- Troubleshooting at times is hard as some plugins have bad error handling.
- Master/Agent connection must be more robust.
- Plugins for almost every need.
- Easy to deploy.
- Extremely supportive community.
- Highly customizable.
- It's a freeware tool, so the monetary benefit is there.
- Because it has huge community support and is very well utilized in the market so finding an engineer with Jenkins experience is not hard.
Do you think Jenkins delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Jenkins's feature set?
Yes
Did Jenkins live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Jenkins go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Jenkins again?
Yes
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