Github user kxepal commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/couchdb-ci/pull/1#discussion_r48251780
  
    --- Diff: readme.markdown ---
    @@ -3,44 +3,80 @@ CouchDB CI Setup
     
     Mission statement: Create a new continuous integration infrastructure for 
the CouchDB project.
     
    -For the background and goals, see this 
[thread](https://www.mail-archive.com/dev%40couchdb.apache.org/msg43591.html) 
on the couchdb-dev mailing list.
    +For the background and goals, see
     
    -This is the repository for the automated creation of the CouchDB CI 
infrastructure. Well, at least it will be when it has grown up. This might take 
a while, though. Right now, it's just a bunch of Ansible scripts, a Vagrantfile 
and a Veewee definition.
    +* this 
[thread](https://www.mail-archive.com/dev%40couchdb.apache.org/msg43591.html) 
on the couchdb-dev mailing list and
    +* this [ASF Infra 
ticket](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-10126).
     
    -See the readme files in folder `baseboxes` (for docs on building the base 
boxes) and the section about Vagrant below (for docs on how to spin up the 
setup locally).
    +*Remark: Throughout this repository we use the terms "master"/"worker" for 
the Jenkins build machines, whereas the Jenkins documentation uses the terms 
"master"/"slave".*
     
    -Fair warning: This is very much work in progress.
    +The main purpose of this repository is to provide a number of Docker 
containers that the ASF infrastructure team can use in their Jenkins setups and 
which are capable of building CouchDB. The idea is to provide containers for a 
number of different operating systems and Erlang versions to make sure CouchDB 
builds and runs on all supported setups.
     
    -Current state:
    +The current (rough) plan for the build matrix is this:
     
    -- [x] install bare Jenkins master with Ansible
    -- [x] install and configure nginx
    -- [x] create CouchDB build job in Jenkins via Ansible
    -- [x] switch to master-worker Jenkins setup
    -- [x] use ntp server for master and workers
    -- [ ] Use SCM sync plug-in to manage job configs
    -    * 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27138043/jenkins-scm-sync-configuration-plugin-in-docker-wont-talk-to-github
    -    * 
https://cburgmer.wordpress.com/2013/01/02/tracking-configuration-changes-in-jenkins/
    -- [ ] enable auth for Jenkins
    -- [ ] actually fetch CouchDB from VCS
    -- [ ] all apt-get commands should pin a specific version, in the base box 
definition as well as in Ansible. How?
    -- [ ] create an additional Ubuntu worker with an older Erlang version
    -- [ ] create another base box (different linux distro) for a third worker
    -- [ ] talk to Infra people
    +**OS/Erlang**       | **R14B04** | **R16B03-1** | **17.5** | **18.x**
    +--------------------|------------|--------------|----------|---------
    +**Ubuntu 14.04**    | ?          | -            | -        | WIP
    +**Ubuntu latest ?** | ?          | -            | -        | -
    +**Debian 7**        | ?          | -            | -        | -
    +**Debian 8**        | ?          | -            | -        | -
    +**OS X latest**     | ?          | -            | -        | -
    +**Free BSD**        | ?          | -            | -        | -
    +**Windows**         | ?          | -            | -        | -
     
    -*Remark: Throughout this repository we use the terms "master"/"worker" for 
the Jenkins build machines, whereas the Jenkins documentation uses the terms 
"master"/"slave".*
    +### Open questions
    +
    +* AFAIK Erlang 14 support will be dropped soon-ish, so I'm not sure if it 
is worth the effort to do anything for that.
    --- End diff --
    
    Erlang R14 support is already dropped with no return. So R16B03-1+.


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