Jenkins upgrade 2.346.3 to 2.387.3
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I am looking for a freelancer who can upgrade my current Jenkins instance from version 2.346.3 to 2.387.3.
I have mixed Windows/Ubuntu builds and each time I upgrade Jenkins is unresponsive. The plugins cannot be upgraded first b/c many plugins do not work with 2.346.3 after the plugin has been upgraded. The controller node is Ubuntu. You have to talk me through the steps in a screen share. My guess is that version of Java was bumped and certain plugs are out of sync with the Java version. All plugins/jobs/build nodes will have to work after the upgrade.
This is what Freelancer wrote: However, I am not sure if there are any custom plugins or configurations in my current Jenkins setup.
The ideal freelancer for this project should have experience with Jenkins upgrades and be able to troubleshoot any issues that may arise during the upgrade process. Additionally, the freelancer should have knowledge of custom plugins and configurations in Jenkins setups.
I do not require assistance with testing the upgraded Jenkins instance, as I will handle the testing myself.
I have mixed Windows/Ubuntu builds and each time I upgrade Jenkins is unresponsive. The plugins cannot be upgraded first b/c many plugins do not work with 2.346.3 after the plugin has been upgraded. The controller node is Ubuntu. You have to talk me through the steps in a screen share. My guess is that version of Java was bumped and certain plugs are out of sync with the Java version. All plugins/jobs/build nodes will have to work after the upgrade.
This is what Freelancer wrote: However, I am not sure if there are any custom plugins or configurations in my current Jenkins setup.
The ideal freelancer for this project should have experience with Jenkins upgrades and be able to troubleshoot any issues that may arise during the upgrade process. Additionally, the freelancer should have knowledge of custom plugins and configurations in Jenkins setups.
I do not require assistance with testing the upgraded Jenkins instance, as I will handle the testing myself.