GitHub is down, use GerritHub.io replication for High Availability

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This morning GitHub is down again, not the first time unfortunately !

If you want to keep using GitHub but NOT being blocked when it is down, you can use Gerrit Code Review replication for having an always up-to-date replica. With the GitHub plugin, your accounts and repositories are always in synch and can be used for failover.

Read how to use GitHub and Gerrit Code Review on http://www.packtpub.com/article/using-gerrit-with-github

If you want to use Gerrit with GitHub on the Cloud, register today at http://gerrithub.io and next time that GitHub will be down, you will not be affected.

 

JenkinsMobi V4 Beta and Assembla login

JenkinsMobi V4 Beta is speeding up … and soon will get Support for Gerrit Mobile Code-Reviews 🙂 Stay tuned !!!

hudsonmobi's avatarJenkinsMobi: Jenkins and Hudson CI on iOS and Android

assembla-logoJenkinsMobi V4 Beta program continues with the support of Assembla SSO Login.

Assembla.com is Cloud ALM that provides Project Workspaces, featuring project management software elements such as task management, issue tracking, cardwall (Kanban), agile project management, Git/Svn  repositories and scrum meetings.

When you configure Jenkins with Assembla Auth Plugin the Jenkins Login process goes through the Assembla SSO Form-based login: this is now automatically managed by JenkinsMobi V4 Beta.

As usual, everything is plug&play: just enter your Assembla Credentials in the JenkinsMobi settings … and then play with JenkinsMobi V4 Beta !

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rcclerigo's avatarRicardo Clerigo

The following is a real story.

(edited excerpt from “The power of habit: Why we do what we do in life/business” by Charles Duhigg)

LONDON UNDERGROUND
Philip Brickell, a forty-three-year-old employee of the London Underground, was inside the cavernous main hall of the King’s Cross subway station on a November evening in 1987 when a commuter stopped him as he was collecting tickets and said there was a burning tissue at the bottom of a nearby escalator.

More than a quarter million passengers passed through King’s Cross every day on six different train lines. During evening rush hour, the station’s ticketing hall was a sea of people hurrying beneath a ceiling repainted so many times that no one could recall its original hue.

The burning tissue, the passenger said, was at the bottom of one of the station’s longest escalators, servicing the Piccadilly line. Brickell immediately left his…

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Why Git Enterprise?

Someone may correctly ask why do we need another Git hosting solution, while we have such a wide choice around, like github or bitbucket (just to name few). The thing is that an enterprise solution is missing. In our everyday work in a big firm we are experiencing these issues:

  • there’s no real security or access control system available out of the box with git, and the level you can achieve is far away too coarse grained to be really useful
  • there’s no real way to easily administer a git repository in order to eventually manage anything, from users to privileges
  • integration with modern IDE, particularly Eclipse, is really disappointing, so that being productive is really difficult
  • there’s no real way go visualize the status of a central repository, which definitely happens when git is used in an enterprise environment
  • the freedom of Git sometimes bring your project, and your repository, in a kind of “cowboy” state that is far from acceptable by an enterprise

We appreciate all these issues, and we want to provide a fix for them, so that Git may be adopted widely from enterprises, our personal problems will be solved and, eventually, we will be able to get some money out of this.

Dream? Fact. Development is started and the code is near to be production ready. So please, you guys, that landed here in search for an enterprise solution, stay tuned.