Lack of memory in server Jenkins?

[ama...@bufetedemarketing.com]

Hi guys!

I have a problem with my tests... I have hundreds of java tests that I run in Jenkins, and I've realized that when I run one test, it works correctly, but when I run two or more tests followed, the first test runs right, but the second it runs wrong (furthemore, it costs almost 30 minutes to can run another test after the first test), the second test runs with errors in the execution (it ends, but it runs wrong).

So... I want to ask you if this is because of a lack of memory in my Jenkins server? I don't know... I'm pretty new in this topic...

Thanks so much for your help!!!

[Artur Szostak]

That is not nearly enough information to tell you anything specific.
But I have often traced issues with tests that have your overall symptoms to concurrency issues in the tests themselves, and not related to Jenkins directly.
Bottom line, you need to describe your Jenkins jobs and test execution in much more detail.

Cheers

Artur
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