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Session video
Submission video
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Vineet Naik
@naiquevin
Job scheduling at Helpshift with Jenkins
Submitted Mar 3, 2018
Section:
Crisp Talk
Technical level:
Intermediate
This talk will be about our experience of building a distributed job scheduling platform on top of Jenkins at Helpshift. It’ll mainly focus on:
- Our expectations and requirements from a generic job scheduler that we could standardize across the organization
- How we could solve the problems with our earlier approach by using the jenkins automation platform and it’s plugin ecosystem
Outline #
- The use cases for batch jobs at Helpshift
- Our old approach and it’s problems
- Problem statement
- Need for a standard job scheduling platform
- Why jenkins?
- New jenkins based approach
- Architecture and implementation
- Benefits
- How it addresses the problems with the earlier approach
- Integration with our release workflow
- Automated and seamless onboarding of new projects and new jobs
- Production Readiness
- High availability
- Monitoring, alerting
- Known limitations and future plans
- Questions
Requirements #
A general understanding of batch jobs, client-server architecture and domain specific languages (DSL). Familiarity with Jenkins is not necessary but will definitely help.
Speaker bio #
I work at Helpshift as a Software Architect and am actively involved in the implementation of this job scheduling platform. As a result of using Jenkins previously while automating our CI and release workflows, I’ve a good understanding of it and it’s ecosystem.
Links #
Slides #
https://speakerdeck.com/naiquevin/job-scheduling-at-helpshift-with-jenkins
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