COG - Jenkins Review

I like that it's open source, so there are lots of plugins available for you to use as needed (or not). It also has built-in support for Git/SVN repositories with hooks into GitHub or Bitbucket if your organization uses those services. The UI is very easy to navigate through -- no need to spend time learning how things work! There isn't much functionality in place by default but more can be added using plugin development tools. If we were looking at different options between CI servers then…

I like best that it is so easy to setup as well make use of from anywhere there are no limitations what-so-ever, It's also available in mobile platforms too which makes things easier for me. Sometimes when you upload files directly through URL sometimes its not getting detected by gitlab hook but if we give access permission then everything works fine. Easy tool to manage CI/CD environment with multiple projects using different cloud providers such as AWS & Digital Ocean etc., Also can be used…

I like that it is easy to use, has many plugins available for different environments (dev/test), can be used with multiple languages in one project; also there are so called "triggers" which makes automation of tests very convenient! It's not free but you get what you pay for ;). You should try this software as soon as possible because if your application will contain more than 100 tasks or even 1000 then using such tools becomes absolutely necessary. We need an infrastructure where we could…

The best thing I like about this software is that it has very good documentation for beginners to advanced users. It's easy to install, configure and use. You can easily set up build automation using different plugins such as Ant, Maven etc. There are some problems in configuration of JENKINS which needs more attention from developers. We used Jenkins for continuous integration (CI) with multiple environments including test, staging and production. CI helps us to continuously run our tests…

I like that Jenkins is open source and that it's community driven. There is a lot of flexibility in Jenkins configuration and it's user friendly. Jenkins is a very robust project management tool with a lot of flexibility. I wish there were more plugins available. Some of the plugins are very old and could use a refresh. Jenkins is a great tool for continuous integration and deployment. It makes it easy to do CI/CD and to automate deployments. It's a great tool to use for any project. It's easy…

The ease of use of the UI, plugins etc., is fantastic. The ability to easily add new functionality is also great. I have not found anything that I dislike about this product. Jenkins is easy for anyone with basic knowledge of scripting languages to get started with. It can be very frustrating if you do not have any programming experience, as there are many different features and plugins available. If you do not know how to write scripts in Java or Python you will struggle, but there are lots of