I do. While I use Jenkins for build and release type tasks I also have quite a few "maintenance" scripts that I manage inside it as well. I find this is a better way to keep track of them than keeping them in cron jobs (or System Scheduler on Windows). You can quickly check if they are running and it also allows you to manage multiple machines from a single place is you make use of slaves.
Ben On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 10:24 PM, Manglu <man...@gmail.com> wrote: > I encountered an operations team which had built a number of jobs in Jenkins > and all it does was kickstart scripts in the OS. > > This sounded a bit strange to me as they are effectively using Jenkins as a > glorified UI for these tasks. > > Are there others who do similar stuff? > > Thanks > > Manglu > > > >
