Increasing slave performance - Jenkins
Ozcan Ovunc
I know it is not needed to install Jenkins on the slave machine. And this way, master shares it's configuration settings with it's slave over the communication link, as far as I know.
Well my question is, does installing Jenkins on the slave machine with same configuration affect the slave's performance or not?
Baptiste Mathus
Hi,
I think you should rephrase because I personally am not sure I understand what you need.
Cheers
I know it is not needed to install Jenkins on the slave machine. And this way, master shares it's configuration settings with it's slave over the communication link, as far as I know.
Well my question is, does installing Jenkins on the slave machine with same configuration affect the slave's performance or not?
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Ozcan Ovunc
Baptiste Mathus
You don't install Jenkins on slave. You typically install Jenkins only on one machine, and then use something, like ssh, to get slaves running on other machines. The "slave.jar" is only one file and a slave directory is different than the one on the master.
Cheers
Cheers
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