Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi Goncalo and Amit, Just a reminder, Mar 27 16:00 PM UTC is a deadline for proposals. If you are still interested in the project, please make sure to submit your final proposal by this time. We will also have the last Q&A office hours today at 1

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi all, Just heads-up before the incoming call. I have created a new filter, which captures more Remoting-related newbie-friendly issues in JIRA different components: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/issues/?filter=18242 Best regards, Oleg On Tuesday, March 13, 2018 at 12:05:57 PM UTC+1, Oleg Nen

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi all, I have scheduled the meeting to Thursday, 4PM-5PM UTC. If you are a member of https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/jenkinsci-gsoc-all-public , you should have received an invitation. If no, please join this mailing list and ping me. BR, Oleg On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 12:28 AM, Oleg Ne

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi all, Thanks to Pham for the proposal! Will try to review it tomorrow Since we have several students interested in Remoting, I propose to setup a separate session to discuss it. I have created a poll regarding suitable times here: https://doodle.com/poll/a93m25nzzaf29sya Best regards, Oleg

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi, I put my draft proposal for GSoC here https://docs.google.com/document/d/17vmPvDtMbHT7nTKRlGReFRgOtwVImhgsETLOGPW9Rso/edit?usp=sharing. I would like to receive reviews and comments about my draft proposal before the submission deadline. Thanks, Pham Vu Tuan On Friday, March 9, 2018 at 1:

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

You still have not exposed "-p" option as proposed above. I kindly recommend to move this prototyping discussion to a separate thread so it does not pollute the project proposal discussion. Thanks in advance, Oleg On Thu, Mar 8, 2018 at 6:22 PM, Pham Vu Tuan wrote: > I resolved the JNLP warning

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

I resolved the JNLP warning message by passing env variable in Docker run. But I still encountered "Connection refused" error although I exposed the port 5 in the Dockerized master.

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi Pham, In order to connect an agent to the Dockerized master, you need to expose the port for the agent (make the Agent port fixed in security settings + use "-p" option to expose it). I am not sure how BlueOcean image is configured, the standard Jenkins Docker image has it documented here: http

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hello, I am trying to setup the master and agent in my local machine. Server setup is fine, I used https://hub.docker.com/r/jenkinsci/blueocean/. But when I tried to connect an agent to it using https://hub.docker.com/r/jenkins/jnlp-slave/ by this command "docker run jenkins/jnlp-slave -url ht

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi all, Since we have several students interested in this project, I propose to spend some time at office hours on Wednesday in order to discuss it. >From what I see, everybody in this thread can attend during the APAC/Europe timeslot, right? If yes, let's just talk about the project there. BR

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

I am Amit Magar a graduate student pursuing masters in Computer Science from Rochester Institute of Technology. I am specializing in Computer Networks and Artificial Intelligence. I have 8 years formal education in Computer Science. I have 3 years of professional works experience at Accenture.

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi Gonçalo, Thanks for the interest! I read Oleg's quite comprehensive overview of the project and it seems like > a good starting point, but I'd also like to get familiar with the code > base. Are there some tasks or bugs that need to be fixed that could be a > good introduction? I'd like to

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hello everyone, My name is Gonçalo Garcia. I'm currently pursing a Master's Degree in Distributed Systems, and completed my Bachelor's in Computer Engineering last summer. I also have some internship experience in software development in one of the fastest growing start-ups in my country. I've

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 4:23 AM, Oleg Nenashev wrote: > Traffic/Request prioritization > > Currently we have an issue with logging/file transfer messaging overloading > the channel and blocking system commands. We could use message bus features > to prevent that This could be a problem. The curre

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Hi, Thank you Oleg and Jesse for providing me useful details. I will try to get started and get back to you soon with my ideas. Regards, Pham Vu Tuan On Wednesday, February 14, 2018 at 4:23:13 PM UTC+7, Oleg Nenashev wrote: > > Thanks for the interest! > I will try to provide a detailed writeup

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

Thanks for the interest! I will try to provide a detailed writeup about the project. Generally, the idea is to replace current communication layer by a pure message bus implementation. Below you can find some things from the top of my head: - All communications between master and agent happe

Re: [GSoc 2018] [Student Introduction] Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue

On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 9:49 AM, Pham Vu Tuan wrote: > I am quite interested in project > "Jenkins Remoting over Message Bus/Queue" and want to understand more about > the project. Probably Oleg will give you some depth but to get started understanding the background, look at subclasses of: http