Yes. I am using parallel blocks. Within the parallel block is a task that
has node('jenkins-slave') and I want that to run on a different slave.
Instead, what i've seen is that if there are 10 parallel steps to be
executed, it executes all of them on the 10 executors on the same slave.
There is another slave with the same label sitting idle. is there a way
to tell Jenkins to use that slave as well?
On Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at 11:22:48 AM UTC-8, Indra Gunawan (ingunawa)
wrote:
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> Are you saying that the stages in pipeline should run on the other node?
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> Between stages, I do not see how can you tell Jenkins to use different
> node in the label.
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> Jenkins has this default tendency to use node last used too for load
> balancer.
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> For multiple task in parallel, you use “parallel”. For concurrency of
> multiple run of pipeline you use “concurrency” set to the “stage”.
>
> https://www.cloudbees.com/blog/parallelism-and-distributed-builds-jenkins
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> *Subject: *Choose more than one agent at a time
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> How can I tell Jenkins pipeline to pick up more than one agent at a time
> if they are free? I see there are ways to do this with the normal jobs.
> But I'm looking for options in the coded pipeline method.
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> I have two slaves with the same label called 'jenkins-slave'. I have
> setup all nodes to 'Only build jobs with label expression matching'. When
> I launch a pipeline with jenkins-slave as node ('jenkins-slave') only one
> of them is picked up and does all the work. I want it to use more than one
> if available.
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