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Just set up my first Jenkins pipeline Debian package build process for a project using podman. I love the SCM declarative pipeline description. Created my first devops-specific git repo to hold the pipeline script and the podman dockerfile.
Although it is set up to be trigger from pushes to the main branch on my codeberg git repo, I'm just pressing build occasionally for the fun of watching it turn green.
I've only set up the first stage of the pipeline, but it gives me a solid sense of accomplishment.
Für alle Fans von #nextcloud und/oder #owncloud:
Das kann man im Privatumfeld verwenden, sicherlich auch in kleinen Firmen. Unperformant wird es dann, wenn man ein paar hundert Nutzer hat. Die will man nämlich nicht lokal haben, die will man in einem Directory haben (LDAP). Ja, das geht. Und es ist schmerzhaft. Probierts aus! Und wir reden noch gar nicht von Gruppen, das geht nämlich nicht, jedenfalls nicht in der freien Nextcloud-Version (korrigiert mich, wenn ich falsch liege)
Und damit zu #Azure: Dessen Stärke ist gar nicht so sehr das Teilen von Dateien, wie es NC und Dropbox und… können, nein, dessen Stärke ist #entra, also das Identity Management.
Du kannst halt andere Organisationen, die auch bei Azure sind, schnell (aber nicht unbedingt unkompliziert) zum Beispiel an Dein #Jenkins anbinden.
Ja, geht auch mit #keycloak. Wenn Du eine IT-Abteilung hast, die das pflegt.
TL;DR: Es gibt auf Jahre oder Jahrzehnte im geschäftlichen Bereich keine Alternative zu Azure.
Und nun haut mich 
So you are using #pipelight as a light #jenkins replacement! 
I am performing a Scientific Experiment to see if I can set fire to a #RISCV CPU by building ALL THE THINGS on it AT THE SAME TIME. Gonna bung a #Jenkins and a #CPANtesters environment on it. If you are a software dev who wants to do portability testing email me and maybe I'll give you an account on it. People who I have drunk beer with get priority, of course. Or you could get your own here https://labs.scaleway.com/en/em-rv1/
Scaleway LabsElastic Metal RV1The world's first RISC-V servers available in the cloud. Taste the new open processor architecture now. Will you take the risk?
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"Raise your hand if you've ever used Jenkins!"
*everybody raises their hand*
This build pipeline I put in place 13 years—5 jobs—ago (!) still publishes a publicly accessible build metadata XML file.
I go check it out once in a while. The build ran yesterday. I can see it uses the exact #Jenkins jobs I created then.
It’s kinda nice to see, but at the same time, what the hell.
Hacker News You know you should keep your automated testing in R simple with 'tinytest'.
Now you can bring them to your CI workflows with 'tinytest2JUnit'.
Ready for Jenkins, Gitlab CI/CD and Github Actions.
Want to learn more? See https://oa.eu/4JlmbE or check the source code.
Had the email this morning confirming that our new corporate overlords "do not permit" the use of Linux and that I'm being moved to a Macbook so old it won't even drive all my displays. So I am officially on the job market.
Need a #DevOps Lead? 100% remote, £140k pa. #AWS; #Terraform; #Ansible; #Jenkins. HMU.
FosstodonlibUnderseaMonkey.so 🇪🇺 (@underseamonkey@fosstodon.org)Apparently the new parent company aren't going to let us run #Linux on our laptops so in a couple of months I'll have to switch to either of the two popular commercial lesser operating systems. Obviously this is a deal breaker so I'll be back on the job market with about three decades of experience but a hefty salary to match.
Lead #DevOps #SysAdmin working remotely in the UK.
#AWS, #Terraform, #kubernetes, #k8s, #Jenkins, #Ansible, #networking #Infrastructure, etc, etc...
Decided to check and see if the fix I put in worked in #Jenkins. It did not. I'm not actually surprised, as I didn't think it would. It is supposed to work for devs on Macs. I asked the devops guy to review the ticket, but he did not. Then he put in several merges, none of which solved the problem. I am unsurprised, but still disappointed.
Nonostante le previsioni di fallimento totale che mi ero immaginato all'inizio, alla fine siamo riusciti a installare, configurare e lanciare la build di un progetto #Delphi con #Jenkins in esecuzione in un container #Docker, integrandolo con un repository #Git! 
Se vuoi rivedere il replay della live e farti un'idea di quello che faccio tutte le settimane, trovi tutto qui:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXdl709jaDI
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Anyone who has experience with parsing Unity (build) logs with Promtail+Loki?
How terrible is it?
It mostly comes down to most logs being ~500MB maybe 2x. And getting any useful labels out of it -- I have a few targetted things I would be curious about.
But I have no clue how efficient Promtail is at parsing such things and pushing it around.
arc) 
Another new position on my team (although, I think this one is really my-team adjacent. Really kinda depends on how you split things up but in any case, I can answer some questions about it). #fedihire
Details at https://jobs.lever.co/perforce/e242d65f-35c1-4c6b-a745-78e2f6a94326
Position Summary:
The Director of Product Development at Perforce is searching for a Enterprise Architect (#Linux System Solutions) to join the team. We are looking for an individual who loves Linux, views technology as a lifestyle, and has a passion for open source software. In this position, you’ll get hands on experience building, validating and publishing packages, and deploying Enterprise Linux distributions, and you’ll contribute to our most strategic product offerings.
At OpenLogic we do open source right, and our people make it happen. We provide the technical expertise required for maintaining healthy implementations of hundreds of integrated open source software packages. If your skills meet any of the specs below, now is the time to apply to be a part of our passionate team.
Responsibilities:
Troubleshoot and conduct root cause analysis on Enterprise Linux systems operated by third-party clients. Assisting them in resolving complex issues in mission critical environments.
Design, build, validate, package, and publish packages and images for world class Enterprise Linux distributions
Evaluate existing Enterprise Linux systems operated by third-party clients and identify areas for improvement.
Administer automation for provisioning and updating product distributions repositories.
Requirements:
BS or MS in Computer Science or equivalent
Strong command of Linux concepts, commands, and principles with experience managing OS installs, updates, upgrades, and migrations
Demonstrable experience designing or testing disaster recovery plans, including backup and recovery
Must have a firm understanding of the Enterprise Linux landscape, including the hierarchy of upstream/downstream repositories and communities, as well as an appreciation for the turmoil and turf wars that have transpired over the past few years
Must understand the unique use cases and requirements for platform specific deployments, including on-premises vs cloud vs hybrid, as well as bare metal vs virtualization
Demonstrable experience in one or more cloud-based technologies (AWS or Azure preferred)
Experience with virtualization (#Vagrant, #VirtualBox, #libvirt, #kvm, #qemu, etc) and containerization (#Docker, #Podman, etc), both small- and large-scale
Experience creating architectural blueprints and best practices for Linux systems
Ability to describe the purpose of CVSS scoring and relationship among various sources (e.g. NVD, Mitre, Red Hat)
Solid hands-on C programming knowledge with special attention on experience reproducing issues, conducting code/style reviews, and validating patches
Strong #bash shell and #Python (2 and 3) scripting knowledge and experience
In depth experience in systems and networking engineering / administration (preference to those with good understanding of troubleshooting issues down to Layer 2)
Experience with Linux #kernel development
Experience compiling software and building images with open-source tool chains (rpmbuild, mock, koji, kickstart, packer, etc)
Experience security hardening Linux systems and containers (openscap, PCI-DSS, CIS, STIGs, etc)
Experience with Git-based version control
Be flexible and willing to support occasional after-hours and weekend work
Experience working with a geographically dispersed virtual team
Preference given to candidates with implementation and troubleshooting experience on other broadly adopted open source technologies and CNCF technologies (e.g. #Kubernetes, Kafka, Nifi, Elasticsearch, Vault, InfluxDB, Keycloak, ActiveMQ, Redis, Tomcat, RHEL/CentOS/Rocky/Alma/Debian/SLES, Docker/Podman, etc.)
Preference given to candidates with experience in DevOps automation tools like #Jenkins, #Ansible, Terraform, Nexus/Artifactory, GitLab/#GitHub
jobs.lever.coPerforce - Enterprise Architect, Linux System SolutionsPosition Summary: The Director of Product Development at Perforce is searching for a Enterprise Architect (Linux System Solutions) to join the team. We are looking for an individual who loves Linux, views technology as a lifestyle, and has a passion for open source software. In this position, you’ll get hands on experience building, validating and publishing packages, and deploying Enterprise Linux distributions, and you’ll contribute to our most strategic product offerings. At OpenLogic we do open source right, and our people make it happen. We provide the technical expertise required for maintaining healthy implementations of hundreds of integrated open source software packages. If your skills meet any of the specs below, now is the time to apply to be a part of our passionate team.