Jenkins is a distributed continuous integration system that can automate the software development lifecycle with CI. It allows for distributed build, auto-deploy, and building mobile apps in their native environments across multiple platforms from a single Linux server. While some Mac machines are still needed for iOS builds, Jenkins can power them on automatically and manage the CI workflow and building process across projects through configurable jobs and scripts.

1. Jenkins Distributed continuous integration system

2. Software lifecycle w/o CI

3. Software lifecycle with CI

4. Mobile Development Features

5. A lot of projects!

6. CI can automate

7. iOS Setup Distributed build, auto-deploy and friends

8. Simple way Mac as a server Troubles with other platforms

9. Other way – distributed CI One CI for ALL projects Linux server for Jenkins For all platforms Building in native environment ???? PROFIT!!!

10. But… You still need some Mac for build You need to auto power-on your build machines

11. Workflow

12. Project settings Create simple Ad-Hoc distribution configuration Set all certificates to ‘auto’ Remember this settings:

13. Creating Jenkins job New job with free configuration Enable security

14. Creating Jenkins job Select your environment Setup your CVS

15. Building script Setup phase Error exit Clear workspace Creating archive CD to source

16. Building script Setup phase Clean all Unlock keychain for code sign Install mobile provision

17. Building script Build phase Building tests Building app

18. Building script Creating IPA

19. Analyze source code Script Tools Plot build data plug-in Clang Static Analyzer (http://clang-analyzer.llvm.org/)

20. What next? Auto deploy builds OTA http://testflightapp.com/ Own web-server iOS Jenkins plug-in Template Code analyzer

21. The end! AlexeyDemedeckiy, MobiDev Skype: nobidon Email: demedeckie@gmail.com