I'd suggest having a look at getting at least one project running under Hudson, just so you've got a comparison. I've used it locally in the past & found it nice & easy, but not for a while now - It's still the one I'd try first, though.
/Gwyn On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 1:21 AM, Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Status: > > - build server: teamcity professional, is operational, will ask for > an open source license if we decide to go with teamcity > - confluence: upgraded to 2.8, operational > - wicket examples (dojo, 12, 13, security, inmethod): operational > - teatime operational (##wicket logs) > - jira - not operational, doesn't want to start up, fails with > classdef not found > > Before we open up the flood gates to all projects to setup team city, > I'd like to get some opinions first. > > Since we currently have 20 or so accounts, I'd like to get some > volunteers to setup a couple of projects and see how the server > behaves with more projects. > > Martijn >
