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Monthly Archives: September 2011

Conference Appearances, Q4 2011

Friday, September 30, 2011

Where the hell did 2011 go? Here’s where to find me for the rest of the year: LondonCI, 18th of October: Tom Duckering will be talking about scaling CI – register at skillsmatter to get in the door. [meetup] [skillsmatter] DevOpsDays Gothenburg, 14 October: It’s my pleasure to return to both Sweden and DevOpsDays for [...]

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Vendor news, September 30

Friday, September 30, 2011

From my email inbox, here’s the gossip: Find a bug in Parabuild, get a free license AntHillPro 3.8 was released Disclosure: they sponsor this blog TeamCity 6.5.4 was released I announce all CI and build tool releases or news. If people tell me.

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CI vs Zombies

Monday, September 26, 2011

(Thanks to Jason Sankey of Pulse for this Guest Post) On behalf of the Zutubi team, I’m excited to announce the latest release of our continuous integration server, Pulse 2.4! Before I go into details, I’d like to touch briefly on one of the areas we’ve been working on for this release that doesn’t get [...]

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Vendor news, 9 September 2011

Friday, September 9, 2011

Brightbox are launching their private cloud, with prices in UK currency Electric Cloud are giving away ElectricCommander to educational institutions until September 30 Speaking of ElectricCommander, it just gained Eucalyptus integration in version 4.0 – so they are going long on private clouds How many people who work for Eucalyptus have actually seen a Eucalyptus [...]

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CITCON London 2011 – November 11-12

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Ad we’re back. If you do Continuous Integration or testing in the UK, this is your conference. In addition to an awesome open space conference, you get to go to the pub with some of the smartest CI/Testing/DevOps minds in Europe. 11-12 November 2011, at the Skills Matter Exchange, London. Link

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