Was working on creating a test SVN repository for testing purposes.
I have worked extensively with CVS before in my experience in HP enterprise services, but done limited work with SVN.
SVN is much better CM tool and offers a set of decent web interfaces and integrates well with apache.
Jenkins also supports GIT, which would be my next logical step.
Jenkins can do a lot integrating with a CM tool from doing old style deployment to distributing codes and scripts to different parts of a given system.
Jenkins has the ability to managed remote nodes and can even work with standard password authentication. handles all the overhead beautifully :)
Setting up GIT is similar to SVN.
Now following the below link to setup a GIT repository for testing.
http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-the-Server
integrating git with Jenkins would work straight forward similar to SVN.
I have worked extensively with CVS before in my experience in HP enterprise services, but done limited work with SVN.
SVN is much better CM tool and offers a set of decent web interfaces and integrates well with apache.
Jenkins also supports GIT, which would be my next logical step.
Jenkins can do a lot integrating with a CM tool from doing old style deployment to distributing codes and scripts to different parts of a given system.
Jenkins has the ability to managed remote nodes and can even work with standard password authentication. handles all the overhead beautifully :)
Setting up GIT is similar to SVN.
Now following the below link to setup a GIT repository for testing.
http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-the-Server
integrating git with Jenkins would work straight forward similar to SVN.
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