papr: add pipeline for deploying customized Jenkins #4
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This is the first step towards getting PAPR into an OpenShift instance. This only sets up the *infrastructure* for PAPR, not PAPR itself. See the `README.md` for more information and how to get started. I'd like to have the actual job that executes the PAPR test runs be a Jenkins Pipeline. I'd rather avoid having to create JJB YAML files if possible. The next step is now to modify PAPR itself to run as a pipeline and, more importantly, to run containerized tests in pods rather than assuming access to `docker.sock`.
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To paraphrase projectatomic/papr#62 (comment) here: this doesn't have to be how we do things down the line. This is just the easiest path to get PAPR into there first, because it gives all of us the ability to easily reproduce and iterate locally. From there, further improvements can follow much more naturally. |
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AWESOME 😄 So I only scanned this, it looks sane. |
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Let's merge this? I already have some follow-up work already. :) |
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This is the first step towards getting PAPR into an OpenShift instance.
This only sets up the infrastructure for PAPR, not PAPR itself. See
the
README.mdfor more information and how to get started.I'd like to have the actual job that executes the PAPR test runs be a
Jenkins Pipeline. I'd rather avoid having to create JJB YAML files if
possible.
The next step is now to modify PAPR itself to run as a pipeline and,
more importantly, to run containerized tests in pods rather than
assuming access to
docker.sock.