Hi,
If the installation files are also created by a Jenkins job, you can
have the job save them as artifacts, and then use the Copy Artifact
Plugin on your test/prod jobs to retrieve the files.
Cheers,
Eric
On 11/4/2013 10:59 AM, Edin Mujkanovic wrote:
Hi!
We are currently creating a job in Jenkins, that will be used to
deploy the system we are developing, to various test and production
server environments (~40 servers in total, where each environment
consist of 4 servers with different roles)).
Our main concern now is that the job needs to copy the installation
files to each server from a central file repository (currently a file
share on the buildserver) and then perform the installation by
executing one of these files locally on the server.
During installation several windows services and IIS webapplications
are (re)installed.
Currently we are leaning towards running Jenkins slaves on the
test/prod servers:
It would be nice if we could copy the files using the Jenkins slave
agent and not having to mount/refer to the central repository file
share from each server.
Are there any good methods in conjunction with plugins to solve this
in a efficient and secure way?
Our environment:
-Jenkins 1.528
-Build scripts in NAnt
-Windows Server 2008 R2
-Ideally we would like to be able to perform test deploys of the
system on our individual development workstations, which currently run
Windows 7 Enterprise edition.
I'm grateful to hear your thoughts about this.
Best regards,
Edin
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