Oct 27, 2011
In this post, we’ll walk you through downloading Jenkins and creating your first job, before looking at some more advanced project options, designed to give you maximum control over your Jenkins installation.
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In this post, we’ll walk you through downloading Jenkins and creating your first job, before looking at some more advanced project options, designed to give you maximum control over your Jenkins installation.
Most teams that use Subversion quickly fall in love with it based on the simple fact that its easy to use, easy to administer, and easy to deploy. And it sure costs a lot less than some of those other enterprise solutions we used to know and love. This webinar takes a light-hearted view of why Subversion is so popular and why you too shouldn’t live without it!
Thu, August 18, 2011 9:00 AM PDT 12:00 PM EDT 5:00 PM BST 6:00 PM CEST
Join us for the uberSVN: Introduction Webinar
Thu, August 11, 2011 9:00 AM PDT 12:00 PM EDT 5:00 PM BST 6:00 PM CEST
uberSVN is the new open ALM platform for Subversion that's easy to install, easy to use, and easy to extend. This introductory webinar will guide you through uberSVN’s core capabilities including:
Installation and setup
Simplified repository creation and management
Team and user administration
Social coding capabilities
Extendibility with your favorite ALM tools
Jenkins Now Available on uberSVN - by Colin Wood
CloudBees and WANdisco partner to pair the most popular build server with WANdisco’s new, open ALM platform for Apache Subversion
Portland, OR [OSCON 2011] - July 27, 2011 – WANdisco, the leading provider of Apache Subversion-based software and services for the enterprise, today announced that it has partnered with CloudBees to offer Jenkins – the number one open source continuous integration (build) server – with WANdisco’s free, open uberSVN application lifecycle management (ALM) platform for Apache Subversion. Project managers can download Jenkins, together with enterprise support, from the new WANdisco uberApps Store, which offers one-stop shopping for application lifecycle management solutions.
Jenkins is an easy-to-use, continuous integration system to manage and control the application development lifecycle, including build, documentation, testing, and packaging. It can watch for code changes in uberSVN repositories, and automatically do builds, initiate tests, notify users, roll changes backward or forward, schedule, monitor, and manage external time-based cron jobs, and perform operations on remote machines.
“WANdisco is committed to pairing uberSVN with best-of-breed software and services, so we are excited to offer the Jenkins build server as a critical component of our open ALM platform, together with enterprise support,” said David Richards, WANdisco President & CEO. “Jenkins is fast becoming the industry standard, with over 25,000 installations to date, and our uberSVN community clearly told us that it is their continuous build integration server of choice.”
“We’re very excited about this new partnership with WANdisco,” said Sacha Labourey, Founder & CEO of CloudBees. “uberSVN is a unique offering in the market and when combined with CloudBees’ Jenkins-based continuous integration solutions, it provides an incredibly easy way for uberSVN users to deploy and use Jenkins either on-premise or in the cloud with the assurance of support.”
Free Jenkins download and webinar
A free download of Jenkins for uberSVN is available in the WANdisco uberApps Store. Current uberSVN users can obtain Jenkins by clicking the “update” button in their platform console. Nectar, the highly scalable version of Jenkins for large global development teams, will also be available soon.
A free webinar about Jenkins on uberSVN will be held at 9 AM Pacific, on Sept 14th – To sign up, please go tohttp://www.wandisco.com/training/webinars/alm-jenkins-ubersvn-platform.
For more information about uberApps watch the two-minute video at: http://www.ubersvn.com/videos/introducing-uberapps
About WANdisco
WANdisco is a leading provider of Apache Subversion-based software and services for the enterprise. The company’s products include: uberSVN - the new open ALM platform for Subversion, Subversion MultiSite, Subversion Access Control and Subversion Clustering. Fortune Global 1000 companies such as AT&T, Intel, Honda, Nokia, Juniper Networks and Motorola rely on WANdisco's Subversion solutions for enterprise-class performance, scalability and 24-by-7 availability. A recent Forrester Total Economic Impact (TEI) study of WANdisco's Subversion MultiSite revealed a 167% return on investment with a nine-month payback period. Subversion is recognized by Forrester as the sole leader in the Standalone Software Configuration Management (SCM) category. For more information, please visit us at: http://www.wandisco.com .
About CloudBees, Inc.
CloudBees (www.cloudbees.com) is the only cloud company focused on servicing the complete Java application lifecycle for cloud development and deployment -- without any servers, any virtual machines or any IT staff. The CloudBees platform today includes DEV@cloud, a service that lets developers take their build and test environments to the cloud, and RUN@cloud, which lets teams seamlessly deploy these applications to production on the cloud. CloudBees is also the world's premier expert on Jenkins, the most widely used continuous integration server. The company offers a Jenkins service as part of DEV@cloud, as well as an enterprise on-premise solution, Nectar, which is available as a subscription. Backed by Matrix Partners and Lightspeed Venture Partners, CloudBees was founded in 2010 by former JBoss CTO Sacha Labourey and an elite technology team.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners.
Contact: Colin Wood [email protected] USA: 1-925-2262602 | UK: 0114 299 4718
Enterprise Software is Dead! Long Live Enterprise Software! - by David Richards
Just imagine if someone approached you with a ‘brand new idea’ for CRM software. It would cost millions-of-dollars, install in 3-6 months and takes a team of consultants to do most of the work. Of course you would laugh and rightly so after all it’s such a 2001 idea… How times change.
The idea sounds preposterous now because our expectations have changed. I can get SalesForce.com up and running and the only real skill I need is to know how to enter a credit card number. Everyone is talking aboutthe cloud and trying to cram the word “cloud” into their new company names as we all did with “.com” back in the heady days of 1998 when the dot com typhoon first hit us. I think it’s very easy to get carried away, just as we did at the millennium, and throw rational business thinking out of the window. Back then we forgot that you still actually needed to sell and fulfill orders just like any other business – that doesn’t change. What does change is the relationship the consumer has with the retailer. I can’t remember the last time that I purchased an airline ticket inside a travel agent’s office for example.
Let’s look at the reasons why enterprises are moving some software to the cloud. A recent IDC study found the top reason was easy-fast deployment. The other reasons (see picture below) are associated with cost (less in house IT, pay for use, low monthly subscription) or getting latest functionality. The converse of this is that traditional enterprise software is difficult and slow to deploy, expensive and complex to update.
I really don’t believe that cloud computing is as revolutionary as the industry would have us believe but what it is doing is changing our expectations in the way in which we consume applications. Applications do not necessarily need to be in the cloud but they must:
Be easy to Install (in less than 15 minutes)
Have no special skills to get up and running
Be cost effective
Just work every time
When we designed uberSVN, we did so with these principles in mind. That’s why we got tens-of-thousands of successful installs of the product in the first couple of months. So what’s next for uberSVN? Well we believe that enterprise will take a leaf out of the consumer book. Almost 3 years ago today Apple updated iTunes and in that update was an app store. That changed the mobile device into a platform where, with just 1 click you can deploy sophisticated applications for just about everything you need and some things you probably don’t. Again it’s successful because it’s incredibly easy, fast and cost effective.
Just imagine enterprise IT departments could do this with enterprise applications… enter uberApps.
uberSVN was launched in response to demand from enterprises to be empowered to choose ALM tools to meet their business goals be it price or functionality, open source or closed source.
The concept of an app store means that not only can users get incredibly easy automatic updates and simple (single click) installation but also incredibly fast and efficient discovery of applications. In a software tools context imagine if you wanted a build engine, a wiki and defect tracker. There is a plethora of open source, closed source, expensive and free products out there to go and research. Who even knows if they are all going to work together?
uberApps solves that problem. The applications are certified to work with the uberSVN platform – that means complete integration and testing by our QA team. How do you know if it’s any good? First off you can read reviews from other users and then you can try it out. Installation is only a mouse click away and if you don’t like it or don’t need it then you can simply uninstall just like you do on an iPhone.
There is one critical difference with iPhone apps though. There is clearly a balance between fast discovery of applications by users and empowerment to deploy them. uberApps models the process that enterprises use today where departments can request products from IT and then go through a standard approval process. It’s pretty cool because it means that this is centralized rather than having to get a separate arrangement with dozens of different vendors.
uberApps may be groundbreaking but it’s simply modeling the new way that enterprises expect to consume software today. Which one would you choose - An app store or a stereotypical software sales guy with his Porsche, golf clubs and Armani suit (all of which you’re eventually going to pay for)?
- David Richards
WANdisco’s uberApps Store Opens for Business - Press Release by Colin Wood
New enterprise app store offers free and paid lifecycle management products for Apache Subversion
Portland, OR [OSCON 2011] - July 26, 2011 – WANdisco, a leading provider of Apache Subversion-based software and services for the enterprise, today announced the opening of the uberApps Store for free and paid application lifecycle management (ALM) products for Apache Subversion. uberApps is integrated into uberSVN, WANdisco's comprehensive open ALM platform for Subversion that can be downloaded from the uberSVN website.
The new store will include apps such as assembla, CornerStone, SonarSource, CloudBees and uTest, to cater to client-identified needs. uberApps enables one-stop assembly of complete software lifecycle management solutions for the enterprise from any number of WANdisco’s uberApps partners. With one-click to purchase and one more click to install, IT departments can deploy the certified applications they need, when they need them.
“By offering products that our team has certified to work with Apache Subversion and the uberSVN Platform, uberApps saves time and money while simplifying application discovery and delivery,” said David Richards, President and CEO of WANdisco. “Extended product evaluations, long implementation cycles, and steep learning curves are a thing of the past. Certified training, support and consulting services can also be purchased in the store without the fear of getting burned.”
Key uberApps Benefits:
Central IT Control for sanctioned deployments.
Models the enterprise IT approval process for deploying certified applications, without the testing and integration overhead.
View product demos and documentation before you buy, including information about related products and services.
Easy one-click deployment with automatic updates.
Secure, centralized payment processing. Any user can request a purchase, but only authorized purchasers can complete them.
Community-driven feedback, including customer ratings and reviews.
Software Development Kit (SDK) available to create your own apps and submit for certification and inclusion in uberSVN.
For more information watch the two-minute video at: http://www.ubersvn.com/videos/introducing-uberapps
Free uberSVN download
A free download of uberSVN that contains uberApps is available at http://www.uberSVN.com. Current uberSVN users can obtain the new version by clicking the “update” button in their platform console.
About WANdisco
WANdisco is a leading provider of Apache Subversion-based software and services for the enterprise. The company’s products include: uberSVN - the new open ALM platform for Subversion, Subversion MultiSite, Subversion Access Control and Subversion Clustering. Fortune Global 1000 companies such as AT&T, Intel, Honda, Nokia, Juniper Networks and Motorola rely on WANdisco's Subversion solutions for enterprise-class performance, scalability and 24-by-7 availability. A recent Forrester Total Economic Impact (TEI) study of WANdisco's Subversion MultiSite revealed a 167% return on investment with a nine-month payback period. Subversion is recognized by Forrester as the sole leader in the Standalone Software Configuration Management (SCM) category. For more information, please visit us at: http://www.wandisco.com .
About Subversion
Apache Subversion (SVN) is a version control system initiated in 2000. It is used to maintain current and historical versions of files such as source code, web pages, and documentation. Its goal is to be a mostly-compatible successor to the widely used Concurrent Versions System (CVS). In a 2007 report by Forrester Research, Subversion was recognized as the sole leader in the Standalone Software Configuration Management (SCM) category and a strong performer in the Software Configuration and Change Management (SCCM) category. Subversion is released under the Apache License, making it free software. For more information, please visit: http://subversion.apache.org.
Subversion and the Subversion logo are trademarks of the Apache Software Foundation.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners.
Contact: Colin Wood [email protected] USA: 1-925-2262602 | UK: 0114 299 4718
Full Press Release can be found at
http://www.wandisco.com/news/press-releases/wandisco-uberapps-store-opens-for-business
WANdisco now offers the same support options for uberSVN that we've offered for our pure, certified Subversion binaries that uberSVN is built upon. And for a limited time only, uberSVN support is available at a 10% discount off the prices listed below. uberSVN is completely free - download your fully functional version of uberSVN now.
WANdisco's award winning open ALM platform gives large distributed enterprises a highly available & scalable environment to easily deploy Subversion