On 03.09.2015 20:31, Konstantin Boudnik wrote: > On Thu, Sep 03, 2015 at 04:11PM, Anton Vinogradov wrote: >> Hello, >> As you may know we already have Ignite Teamcity server where contributors >> can check it's patches. But, as Cos said before, this test environment >> should be runned under apache hardware. > It isn't like test env. _should_ be running on Apache infra, but that's what > most > projects do and it takes away a bunch of chores of maintenance. The part that > _should_ be on Apache infra is where you build and deploy project's artifacts > and/or building releases. The main reason is trust: with Infra you know where > your bits are coming from and can be relatively sure there's no malware and > other nasty things on it. > > Say, in Bigtop we are running all the CI on our own infra, but all the > deployable artifacts are created by builds.a.o. Same goes with Ignite already. > So I am not particularly married to an idea that CI just _has_ to be moved > over.
Yeah, there's that. For example, many projects that use buildbot instead of jenkins have buildslaves peppered all over the place. There's nothing wrong with having a complete test environment outside ASF the ASF, but of course it does cause additional sysadmin work for someone. -- Brane
