This is really good news!
I really like that INRIA pays attention to issues we having and takes
into account our experience and input.
This is, of course, what anyone would expect from any reasonable organization :)

On 7 November 2012 17:02, Marcus Denker <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We are experiencing some stability issues with 
> https://ci.lille.inria.fr/pharo/
>
> But the good news is: people here have been busy, and there will be a 
> completely new
> ci infrastructure soon.
>
>         https://ci.inria.fr
>
> This is right now in Beta, so please do not yet request accounts without 
> checking with
> us first (and in general, it makes only sense to have an account if you need 
> to do
> something like changing the configuration, not for normal use like downloads 
> or checking
> the status of a build).
>
> This setup is for inria-wide deployment, and inria is a bit larger then 
> RMoD... there
> are over 170 teams, >4500 employees... so this installation needs to  be 
> tested well before
> it can be rolled out.
>
> The good news is that RMoD (and thus Pharo) is part of the beta test!
>
> TimeLine
> -------------
>
>         -> Beta test started 31/10
>         -> We will recreate the whole setup of the old jenkins there for 
> testing
>                 (possibly simplified using the new command line options)
>         -> The installation will go in production in January
>
>
> What will it give us?
> -----------------------------
>
>         -> We can create whole Jenkis setups by pressing a button.
>                 (e.g. we will create a private RMoD ci server for internal 
> things,
>                  we could think about splitting the VM builds into it's own 
> Jenkins, or
>                 a jenkins for every version of Pharo...)
>         -> Slaves can be created easily (uses CloudStack behind)
>         -> external guest users can connect to the slaves via SSH (or remote 
> Desktop for Win)
>         -> much better infrastructure and support
>         -> *Much* more resources. Disk size for Slaves, space for keeping 
> artefacts
>
>
> So, the ci infrastructure of Pharo will see a very boost soon.
>
>         Marcus
>
>
> --
> Marcus Denker -- http://marcusdenker.de
>
>



-- 
Best regards,
Igor Stasenko.

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