In preparation of the 2.0 preview launch, I'm putting together a demo site
to show off PaC capability, with help from Daniel & Tyler.

The goal is to have more content to help the "passive user" audience better
understand what we are putting into 2.0.

What I have so far is on http://demo.jenkins-ci.org/ and this comes from
https://github.com/jenkins-demo.  It models a fictional company who
develops microservice webapps.

So far what I achieved:

   - Set up two microservice components that follow a common delivery
   process
   - Release engineers get to define what that common process is

What I'd like to get to, but I haven't

   - Source code updates from time to time. I have an idea of how to do this
   - To actually define delivery pipeline, not just build

I've used stock 2.0-alpha-2 except one change
<https://github.com/jenkinsci/github-branch-source-plugin/pull/15> in one
of the plugins. Using PaC from scratch like this has been a good
eye-opener, and I took a note of a lot of polish we can do, which I'll post
later.

If someone else wants to pitch in for improving a demo site, you'd be most
welcome. I plan to continue this work tomorrow some more.

-- 
Kohsuke Kawaguchi

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