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Software Delivery Automation

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Software Delivery Management

CloudBees Feature Management CloudBees Value Stream Management

Other CloudBees Products

CloudBees Build Acceleration CloudBees CodeShip CloudBees Jenkins Platform CloudBees Jenkins Distribution

Documentation API reference Annotations and error messages Release notes Lexicon

latest (12.1)12.0 11.3 11.2 11.1 11.0 10.1 10.0 9.1 9.0 8.2 and older

Terms and concepts

Linux platform prerequisites

Windows platform prerequisites

Supported third-party build tools

Hardware requirements

Non-virtualized toolchain

Component compatibility matrix

Ensuring a consistent build environment

Checksum utility

Understanding component interactions

When to use the CloudBees Build Acceleration cluster

Before you install

Installing CloudBees Build Acceleration on Linux

Introduction Additional Linux installation information Installing the Cluster Manager on Linux Installing Electric Agent/EFS on Linux Installing Electric Make on Linux Path settings

Installing CloudBees Build Acceleration on Windows

Introduction Additional Windows installation information Installing the Cluster Manager on Windows Installing Electric Agent/EFS on Windows Installing Electric Make on Windows

Installing CloudBees Build Acceleration silently

Additional installation options

Installing JDBC drivers for MySQL or Oracle databases

Migrating an eMake-only installation

Installing the backward-compatible eMake package

Uninstalling CloudBees Build Acceleration from Linux

Uninstalling CloudBees Build Acceleration from Windows

Uninstalling CloudBees Build Acceleration silently

Configuring CloudBees Build Acceleration on Linux

Configuring CloudBees Build Acceleration on Windows

Introduction Windows notes Registry information

Using the accelerator.properties file

Introduction Changing log locations Disabling agents by default Setting up user authentication Setting up email notification Adding custom protocol mismatch error text Using the database connection monitor

Configuring agent log rotation

Changing the disk cache directory or agent temporary storage location

Default directories

Logging in and enabling licensing

Installing an Apache server certificate

Stopping, starting, or restarting the Cluster Manager service

Configuring CloudBees Build Acceleration to run in Docker containers

Configuring CloudBees Build Acceleration for agent cloud bursting

Introduction Configuring your cloud platform for agent cloud bursting Choosing a machine to run eMake Configuring agent cloud bursting resources Checking the agent cloud bursting setup

Enabling automatic scaling of the number of agents

Configuring eMake and agents for multiple interface communications

Using CloudBees Build Acceleration tools

Introduction Breakpoints Cluster Manager administration tools ecconfig ecagent tools ecinstconf eclock runagent.local file

System maintenance tasks

Introduction Cleaning up data Deleting from the builds list Managing the message log Securing the Cluster Manager database Configuring the database Backing up a database Enabling LDAP Importing a license Using comments

Working with builds and build classes

Introduction Stopping builds Deleting builds Creating build classes Editing Build Classes Deleting build classes

Working with agents

Introduction Setting the agent allocation policy Understanding a cluster sharing policy Modifying the number of agents per host Enabling agents Disabling agents Testing agents Deleting agents

Working with resources

Introduction Creating resources Editing resources Deleting resources

Working with filters

Introduction Creating filters Editing filters Deleting filters

Working with reports

Introduction Generating reports Adding custom reports

Web interface help

Introduction The home page Builds Build details Build classes Build class details Build classes - create or edit a build class Agents Agent details Agent policies Resources Resource details Resources - create or edit a resource Reports Server load Realtime server metrics Messages Message policies Cloud Cloud credentials View cloud credentials Create or edit cloud credentials Cloud messages Administration Filters Filters - create or edit a filter Permissions Edit User Permissions Enable User Edit group permissions Enable group Users Users - create or edit a local user User password Groups Groups - create or edit a local group Add new user to group User settings - view or edit user settings Server settings Database configuration Licenses Import license

Error code information

Understanding component interactions

Understanding build parts

Setting up CloudBees Build Acceleration

Invoking Electric Make

Setting the Electric Make root directory

Configuring tools

Tools that access or modify the system registry

Configuring environment variables

Setting the Cluster Manager host and port

Setting Electric Make emulation

Electric Make command-line options, environment variables, and configuration file

CloudBees Build Acceleration sample build

Simulating builds

Using build classes

Using priority pools

Using the proxy command

Configuring TLS between eMake and agents

Building multiple targets simultaneously

Using Electric Make variables

Using the ninja build system

Specifying pragmas in an addendum file

Terminating a build

Shutting down cluster hosts during builds

Make compatibility

Introduction Unsupported GNU Make options and features Unsupported NMAKE options Commands that read from the console Transactional command output Stubbed submake output Hidden targets Wildcard sort order Delayed existence checks Multiple remakes (GNU Make only)NMAKE inline file locations (Windows only)How eMake processes MAKEFLAGS

Performance optimization

Introduction Optimizing Android build performance Dependency optimization Job caching Job caching for kati Parse avoidance Javadoc caching Schedule optimization Running a local job on the Make machine Serializing all Make instance jobs Managing temporary files

Dependency management

Introduction CloudBees Build Acceleration eDepend CloudBees Build Acceleration ledger file Managing the history data file Conflicts and conflict detection

Third-party integrations

Introduction ClearCase Coverity Cygwin (Windows only)Eclipse BitBake

Troubleshooting

Introduction Agent issues Electric Make debug log levels Using the annotation file to troubleshoot builds

Installing Insight

Starting Insight

Using Insight with BitBake builds

Navigating the interface

Introduction Agents and jobs Navigation Introduction Legend Job summary Zoom Replay Monitor live build

Build, job, and Make information

Introduction Build properties Job details dialog Make details dialog Searching for jobs Viewing all jobs Using the hyperlog

Insight Reports

Introduction Generating reports Annotation differences report Build manifest report Build metrics report Build summary report Cluster sharing report Derived files analysis report ElectricSimulator report Export timeline report Files modified multiple times report Job stats report Job time by type report Jobs by agent report Jobs by file report Longest jobs report Longest serial chain report Makefile manifest report Metric differences report Most read files report Root conflicts report Serialization analysis report Submake stub report Terminator lag report Why rebuild report Command-line enabled reports Creating custom reports

Understanding build performance

Annolib programmer’s reference

System requirements

Installing the Visual Studio IDE integration

Using the IDE extension interface

Introduction Main menu and toolbar Solution settings Help menu

Using the ecdevenv.exe utility

Building Visual Studio solutions from the command line

Setting Visual Studio converter environment variables

Tuning performance

Using Visual Studio 6

Uninstalling the Visual Studio integration

Debugging a failed build

Troubleshooting problems

Upgrading on Linux

Upgrading on Windows

Upgrading on cluster hosts

Using runAgentCmd

Global arguments

Support policies

Supported platforms

Support policies for CloudBees Build Acceleration

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The following pages describe the support policies for CloudBees Build Acceleration:

Support policies
Supported platforms
Maintenance lifecycle policy

Supported platforms

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