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Anyone running Jenkins on VPS?

Thinking about 2048-3072 OpenVZ VPS as a build machine. Would that be possible? Or would i get kicked out because of TOS breach?

Anyone running Jenkins on any of the providers?

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  • Yes, I am. No real problems.

  • Depending on what you're compiling, you'll probably get pinched for cpu abuse. But some providers don't pay attention until some other client complains.

  • Usually if Jenkins is just doing bursty CPU use, nobody cares. If you're running a bunch of automated builds 24x7, it will probably become an issue. In that case, you should probably think about some dedicated hardware.

    For my projects, I have builds that run once every few hours on weekdays—even if it spikes the CPU for 5-10 minutes at a time, I've never had any complaints, even on the cheapest VPSes I'm using.

  • vemacsvemacs Member
    edited January 2014

    I haven't had any issues running Jenkins off of a http://openvz.io/ VPS. The builds aren't that often (about one every 45 mins), but it's cheap and does the job just fine. Also ran JIRA for a short while too, no issues either.

  • You could use @drserver abusivecores where you can use 100% cpu all day if I remember correctly.

  • Leroy Jenkins?

    Thanked by 1catalystium
  • I ran Jenkins on a Digital Ocean vps just for testing Ruby on Rails apps. On the 512 MB plan, worked just fine. However, it was slower thans the locan build machine i now use, but that was expected...

  • drserverdrserver Member, Host Rep

    @catalystium thank you for mentioning. You are right you can run your thread at 100% all day long

  • yes, cpu might be an issue, especially if i'll decide to run some integration tests.

    So.. to rephrase my question - any non expensive dedicated server providers that would be reliable? Kimsufi?

  • @gerasalus - Delimiter has some cheap Dual X5150, 16GB, 500GB disk for $20/month (paid quarterly) or $30/month (paid month-to-month). See here

    FYI - I grabbed one of these servers personally to play with just after Christmas, its running Bamboo (Atlassian's CI system). Its running fine, 16GB is a pile of RAM to run compiles and their heavy java apps.

  • gerasalus said: So.. to rephrase my question - any non expensive dedicated server providers that would be reliable? Kimsufi?

    We've got these (http://lowendbox.com/blog/fliphost-49-month-dual-intel-xeon-l5520-dedicated-server-in-dallas/) too if you need some good CPU power on the cheap.

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