Job profiler plugin

[Steven Deal]

I'm wondering if there exist a plugin that might capture the amount of time a job spends in each phase of the build? I could see this most useful to explain why a build is all of a sudden taking a great deal more time.

[Jesse Glick]

On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 1:54 PM, Steven Deal <steve...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm wondering if there exist a plugin that might capture the amount of time
> a job spends in each phase of the build?

https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Timestamper

(More of a question for the users’ list I guess.)

[Steven Deal]

I did see that... I should try it before I suggest what it can/cannot do. I was hoping for something that could understand the various phases of the build, even at a high level... like post-build or publishing and then calculate the time spent in each phase. I have a build that can run from 26 minutes to just under two hours due to some network issues we are facing. No one really wants to drill into the logs; but, if on the job page there was a graph showing where the time was spent, it might raise the issue.

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[James Nord (jnord)]

Obviously such a thing would probably only work for freestyle type builds.

Maven2 builds the time is eaten in between every mojo execution so Sum(mojo time) < (maven start time – maven end time).  There can be a lot of overhead in here…

 

/James

 

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