Support for Existing Setups
- Support the existing Jenkins and Gerrit setup that the Fabric team uses.
- Support the existing Gitlab-CI setup used for Indy and Ursa while they transition to the new system.
- Automatically driven by the PR process with build results gating PR merges.
New Capabilities
- Support Kubernetes clusters for test net creation, monitoring, destruction.
- Profiling capabilities for unit tests and pipeline steps.
- Must be self-service so that teams have full control over their part of the available resources.
Iroha
Support for Existing Setups:
- Jenkins:
- ability to self-manage plugins, credentials, job parameters
- start and restart build feature for maintainers
- Multiplatform/multiarchitecture builds:
- Linux x86_64, armv7 (hard to find large RAM instances), armv8
- Windows x86_64
- MacOS x86_64
- Multi compilers:
- gcc5, gcc7, clang6, Apple clang (on macos), Visual C++ (windows)
- Instead of compiling on a native platform cross-compilation can be used (but it hurts):
- Requires a list of specific-version dependencies for each platform
- Compiling dependencies for other dependencies
- ~ 2-2.5GB RAM per compilation thread (currently builds are running on one-off AWS EC2 instances (c5.2xlarge))
- Uploading artifacts to DockerHub and our Nexus repository (debug builds, etc)
Fabric
Support for Existing Setups: