Plone is a Python-based enterprise content management system and among the top 2% of all open source projects worldwide. It is developed by a distributed team of 340 core developers using Jenkins as a center piece of the development and release process. This talk will present how the Plone community uses Jenkins to build, test and deliver Python-based software projects.

1. The Butler and the Snake
Continuous Integration for Python
Timo Stollenwerk
Jenkins CI User Event 2014 — Copenhagen

3. Plone Testing

4. „It's like Buildbot,
but with a butler.“
Hudson / Jenkins

5. Version Control
Automated Build
Agreement on the Team

6. Commit Build Notify
Version Control

7. Automated Build
Buildout / PIP / Tox / Shining Panda
Photo Credit: Ralph Bijker

8. Agreement on the Team

9. Broken Build

10. Continuous Integration Rules
buildoutcoredev.readthedocs.org

11. Testing
collective.xmltestreport / pytest / Coverage / Cobertura

12. Robot Framework / Saucelabs
Robot
Framework
Robot / Saucelabs Jenkins Plugins

13. Static Code Analysis
Pep8 / Pyflakes / Pylint / plone.recipe.codeanalysis / Violations Plugin

14. Notifications
Email-Ext Plugin / LDAP / Jenkins Dashboard Plugin

15. Scalability
Master-Slave / Provisioning / Jenkins Port Allocator Plugin

16. Release Process
zest.releaser / devpi / Jenkins Build Pipeline Plugin

17. Summary

18. Timo Stollenwerk
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Twitter: timostollenwerk
IRC: tisto@freenode
E-Mail: tisto@plone.org
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http://timostollenwerk.net
The Butler and the Snake
Jenkins CI User Event 2014 — Copenhagen