Hi,
I want to let you know that on Tuesday, me and my friend Lukas conducted an introductory webinar on Zuul. You can find the recording here: https://crowdcast.io/e/zuul (There will be also an upload without the registration wall, once our media team cuts the video a bit for publishing on YouTube).
After a short presentation we've made a tutorial/demo that demonstrated integration with GitHub, Zuul status UI, multiproject jobs and "Depends-On" functionality between two projects on GH.
From the technical side, we prepared an all-in-one Zuul install (scheduler,
executor, merger, web, Gearman, Zookeeper, nodepool-launcher and Apache for logs) using Docker compose, very similar to the one from https://review.openstack.org/#/c/608344/. Then we connected nodepool to a Vexxhost project and created an GitHub app attached to three repos: config project and two untrusted projects for the demo. The demo includes also the new refreshed UI - which we've built right before going live, with fingers crossed, but it went smoothly ;).
We also have the tutorial scenario available here: https://jluk-codi.github.io/zuul-webinar/. Our small Zuul setup serving pull requests for the sample GitHub project will be available through the weekend (we’ll remove it Monday CEST when we get to work).
This was our first webinar and a kind of a "test drive", but I expect we'll have more opportunities to help bring some attention to Zuul.
Best, Jarek
Very good webinar! I especially thought the workflow diagram at the beginning was well done and instructive. You also did a good job at listing the "wins" of Zuul. The feature comparison with Jenkins however might be a bit "unfair" because Jenkins has 10+ years of development and a large community behind it, but most importantly because Zuul is not an exact substitute for Jenkins. Zuul embodies a different approach to CI compared to Jenkins, and that's the thing we should emphasize when evangelizing. Would you be okay with sharing your slides, or parts of them? I think they'd be great for others to use when talking publicly about Zuul. And generally speaking, now that Zuul is gaining public attention, it'd be great to have some kind of planet-like aggregator on zuul-ci.org to collect articles and presentations about Zuul and Nodepool. We've started a hands-on series on Software Factory's blog to explain by example the key features of Zuul [1], that could be part of it. WDYT?
[1] https://www.softwarefactory-project.io/tag/zuul-hands-on-series.html On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 10:51 PM Jarek Łukow jaroslaw.lukow@codilime.com wrote:
Hi,
I want to let you know that on Tuesday, me and my friend Lukas conducted an introductory webinar on Zuul. You can find the recording here: https://crowdcast.io/e/zuul (There will be also an upload without the registration wall, once our media team cuts the video a bit for publishing on YouTube).
After a short presentation we've made a tutorial/demo that demonstrated integration with GitHub, Zuul status UI, multiproject jobs and "Depends-On" functionality between two projects on GH.
From the technical side, we prepared an all-in-one Zuul install (scheduler, executor, merger, web, Gearman, Zookeeper, nodepool-launcher and Apache for logs) using Docker compose, very similar to the one from https://review.openstack.org/#/c/608344/. Then we connected nodepool to a Vexxhost project and created an GitHub app attached to three repos: config project and two untrusted projects for the demo. The demo includes also the new refreshed UI - which we've built right before going live, with fingers crossed, but it went smoothly ;).
We also have the tutorial scenario available here: https://jluk-codi.github.io/zuul-webinar/. Our small Zuul setup serving pull requests for the sample GitHub project will be available through the weekend (we’ll remove it Monday CEST when we get to work).
This was our first webinar and a kind of a "test drive", but I expect we'll have more opportunities to help bring some attention to Zuul.
Best, Jarek
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+1 on the webinar as well as pushing these things to the zuul-ci.org website.
On Tue, Oct 16, 2018 at 3:17 PM Matthieu Huin mhuin@redhat.com wrote:
Very good webinar! I especially thought the workflow diagram at the beginning was well done and instructive. You also did a good job at listing the "wins" of Zuul. The feature comparison with Jenkins however might be a bit "unfair" because Jenkins has 10+ years of development and a large community behind it, but most importantly because Zuul is not an exact substitute for Jenkins. Zuul embodies a different approach to CI compared to Jenkins, and that's the thing we should emphasize when evangelizing. Would you be okay with sharing your slides, or parts of them? I think they'd be great for others to use when talking publicly about Zuul. And generally speaking, now that Zuul is gaining public attention, it'd be great to have some kind of planet-like aggregator on zuul-ci.org to collect articles and presentations about Zuul and Nodepool. We've started a hands-on series on Software Factory's blog to explain by example the key features of Zuul [1], that could be part of it. WDYT?
[1] https://www.softwarefactory-project.io/tag/zuul-hands-on-series.html On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 10:51 PM Jarek Łukow jaroslaw.lukow@codilime.com wrote:
Hi,
I want to let you know that on Tuesday, me and my friend Lukas conducted
an
introductory webinar on Zuul. You can find the recording here: https://crowdcast.io/e/zuul (There will be also an upload without the registration wall, once our
media team
cuts the video a bit for publishing on YouTube).
After a short presentation we've made a tutorial/demo that demonstrated integration with GitHub, Zuul status UI, multiproject jobs and
"Depends-On"
functionality between two projects on GH.
From the technical side, we prepared an all-in-one Zuul install
(scheduler,
executor, merger, web, Gearman, Zookeeper, nodepool-launcher and Apache
for
logs) using Docker compose, very similar to the one from https://review.openstack.org/#/c/608344/. Then we connected nodepool to
a
Vexxhost project and created an GitHub app attached to three repos:
config
project and two untrusted projects for the demo. The demo includes also
the new
refreshed UI - which we've built right before going live, with fingers
crossed,
but it went smoothly ;).
We also have the tutorial scenario available here: https://jluk-codi.github.io/zuul-webinar/. Our small Zuul setup serving pull requests for the sample GitHub project
will be
available through the weekend (we’ll remove it Monday CEST when we get
to work).
This was our first webinar and a kind of a "test drive", but I expect
we'll have
more opportunities to help bring some attention to Zuul.
Best, Jarek
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On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 22:17, Matthieu Huin mhuin@redhat.com wrote:
Very good webinar! I especially thought the workflow diagram at the beginning was well done and instructive. You also did a good job at listing the "wins" of Zuul. The feature comparison with Jenkins however might be a bit "unfair" because Jenkins has 10+ years of development and a large community behind it, but most importantly because Zuul is not an exact substitute for Jenkins. Zuul embodies a different approach to CI compared to Jenkins, and that's the thing we should emphasize when evangelizing. Would you be okay with sharing your slides, or parts of them? I think they'd be great for others to use when talking publicly about Zuul.
Thanks! Sure, the presentation is public and you can share it wherever you want, as a whole or re-use it in parts. In case of partial publication, please provide the link to the webinar doc [1] so that people can access the full version.
And generally speaking, now that Zuul is gaining public attention, it'd be great to have some kind of planet-like aggregator on zuul-ci.org to collect articles and presentations about Zuul and Nodepool. We've started a hands-on series on Software Factory's blog to explain by example the key features of Zuul [1], that could be part of it. WDYT?
Something similar to [2] would be nice.
[1] https://jluk-codi.github.io/zuul-webinar/ [2] https://www.spinnaker.io/publications/
Best, Jarek
participants (3)
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Jarek Łukow
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Matthieu Huin
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Melvin Hillsman