Jenkinsの評判・口コミ 全45件

What do you dislike?

I haven't come across anything which I don't like about jenkins. However, UI can be improved a bit.

What do you like best?

Jenkins is one of the best Continous development tools in the market. It can automatically run test jobs whenever you push your code to a repository. Hence easily, issues can be identified and even the code can run for dependency errors on a remote machine. provides accurate build logs for a particular job with regular success/failure email notifications to concerned users. Jenkins can integrate with almost any external system used for developing applications which means that you worry less about your tooling and more about delivering good code.

What do you dislike?

The setup can be complicated. Sometimes it would take refreshing to show that it was done deploying

What do you like best?

As a Front End Developer, I love that Jenkins makes it easy to deploy changes, you can see which environments you are using. I also loved that you customize what files are being deployed etc.

Recommendations to others considering the product

It's a great open source tool, that is fairly easy to set up. It would be worth it to offload some of the efforts of maintenance or setup though, as after a while it eats into the easiness of it.

What do you dislike?

The UI is a little ugly. While the application is still incredibly useful, the GUI could use some touching up here and there to make it more appealing to look at and navigate. A lot of the progress features and icons are super pixellated and don't refresh automatically when jobs finish. This is a very small, somewhat insignificant issue and does show how great jenkins is as a tool. It is also a free application so it is understandable that they wouldn't be able to apply the same polish as a licensed app.

What do you like best?

How incredibly useful Jenkins can be. No better tool exists for integrating your repositories and code bases with your deployment infrastructure. It can automatically run test jobs and create artifacts whenever you push your code to a repository. If those checks fail, it will notify you to come and fix the issue. On top of this, there are a ton of plugins and other customizable settings that allow you to make jenkins jobs for almost any application or deployment- small or large.

Recommendations to others considering the product

learn it well and it will become your most valuable tool.

What do you dislike?

with some upgrades the third party plugins just broke and we need to do some workarounds until the plugin got updates, so, keep in mind you need testing deeply before upgrades and try to always use a LTS version.

What do you like best?

We are working with jenkins in all environment (Dev, QA, Stage and production) and the integration of Jenkins and third party plugins (Git, Mesos, Maven, artifactory) works great for all the workflow from Dev to prod, RBAC for access control works great with AD integration and the setup of new jobs/pipelines is very easy.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Jenkins will be your best option thanks to all plugins available, but be very careful with upgrades or your third party plugins could fail, try to work with LTS version and install just the minimal plugins you could need.

What do you dislike?

The only part I dislike is the UI. It definitely needs to be improved. Job importing and other plugins sometimes don't work.

What do you like best?

Everything works so seamlessly. The documentation is pretty good and straightforward. It works in combination of many external systems such as Jira, Git, etc. which is awesome because most companies use these and using Jenkins goes without saying.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you use Git, Jira, and many such tools, Jenkins goes well with these so please try it out. It is one of the very good out of the box tools that will make your life easier.