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Report Cloudbees The Five Common Jenkins® Scaling Issues

The Five Common Jenkins® Scaling Issues

And How to Fix Them

Jenkins is arguably one of the most popular development tools on the planet, with some reports estimating that over 70% of all continuous integration pipelines run on Jenkins. It’s great at helping small, agile development teams integrate code multiple times a day. However, as this report shows as teams, environments, projects and market pressures increase, it’s easy for some of the maintenance that comes with building and using Jenkins pipelines to grow burdensome.

Report Snap Shot

  • Your Jenkins instance is fragile, so you avoid upgrades and changes 
  • You have lost track or control over which plugins are being used or should be used 
  • You experience multiple outages and restarts that take 20 minutes or longer 
  • Your teams are on their own “Islands of Jenkins.” 
  • You have concerns over security and credential management is out of control

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