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Optimizing Jenkins for the Enterprise

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Jenkins is arguably one of the most popular automation tools on the planet, with tens of thousands of instances in use and a growing open source community. However, as teams, environments, projects and market pressures increase, so do the administrative tasks associated with the tool. Scaling Jenkins use across a growing enterprise without affecting the security or stability of its software development life cycle is challenging, particularly for highly regulated industries.


Join our CloudBees experts for an in-depth look at strategies for optimizing Jenkins for the enterprise, including:

  • Best practices for setting up efficient, secure pipelines
  • How to successfully implement declarative pipelines
  • How best to manage your Jenkins controller-as-code (JCasC)
  • A look into the future of CloudBees CI CasC
Darin Pope
Developer Advocate - CloudBees
Darin is a developer advocate for CloudBees, where he produces technical digital and written content for users. He is also the co-host of a weekly podcast named DevOps Paradox
Mark Waite
Git Plugin Maintainer - CloudBees
Mark is the Jenkins Documentation Officer, a longtime Jenkins user and contributor and maintains the git plugin. He is active in Jenkins special interest groups including the Documentation SIG, Platform SIG and Advocacy SIG.
Tyler Johnson
Solutions Architect - CloudBees
Tyler is a Solutions Architect at CloudBees focusing on the needs of Federal sector agencies. With a professional services background, he works closely with customers to drive business value through technical solutions.

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