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# The intended way to setup a jenkins ci instance for your project is to run
# it in its own environment e.g.:
# RUBBER_ENV=jenkins cap rubber:create ALIAS=jenkins
# RUBBER_ENV=jenkins cap rubber:bootstrap

jenkins_web_port: 80
jenkins_web_ssl_port: 443
jenkins_proxy_port: 8080
jenkins_build_home: /var/lib/jenkins

# the roles we need installed for jenkins to test our app,
# typically the persistence layer is sufficient, and apache
# for proxying to java server
role_dependencies:
  jenkins: [apache, postgresql_master]

security_groups:
  jenkins_web:
    description: "To open up port #{jenkins_web_port}/#{jenkins_web_ssl_port} for http server on jenkins role"
    rules:
      - protocol: tcp
        from_port: "#{jenkins_web_port}"
        to_port: "#{jenkins_web_port}"
        source_ips: [0.0.0.0/0]
      - protocol: tcp
        from_port: "#{jenkins_web_ssl_port}"
        to_port: "#{jenkins_web_ssl_port}"
        source_ips: [0.0.0.0/0]

roles:
  jenkins:
    assigned_security_groups: [jenkins_web]
    packages: [openjdk-7-jdk, jenkins, xvfb, firefox, zip]

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
rubber-3.2.2	templates/jenkins/config/rubber/rubber-jenkins.yml
rubber-3.2.1	templates/jenkins/config/rubber/rubber-jenkins.yml