Discussion:
Jenkins instance on 2 servers
Cornelius Ele
2018-12-05 18:59:39 UTC
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Hello all,

I am currently in the progress of migrating Jenkins from a Windows machine
to a Linux machine.
The Jenkins instance on the Linux machine can create builds without any
errors. I noticed that the Jenkins instance on the Windows machine is still
running... as long as I do not run the same projects at once, there should
be no problem? Better yet, is it okay to have both instances running at the
same time when they share the same configurations(minus the directory path)
?

Thanks
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fabian
2018-12-07 12:42:27 UTC
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You need to give more information. If the two instances are running on
different machines
(Windows, Linux) how would they even know about each other? Or why could it
be a
problem if they run at the same time? Is there anything that they both
access?

bye Fabi
Post by Cornelius Ele
Hello all,
I am currently in the progress of migrating Jenkins from a Windows machine
to a Linux machine.
The Jenkins instance on the Linux machine can create builds without any
errors. I noticed that the Jenkins instance on the Windows machine is still
running... as long as I do not run the same projects at once, there should
be no problem? Better yet, is it okay to have both instances running at the
same time when they share the same configurations(minus the directory path)
?
Thanks
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Cornelius Ele
2018-12-07 15:02:45 UTC
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When I was doing research on Jenkins instance migration from one server to
another, a lot of them required me to stop the old instance
(e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8724939/how-to-move-jenkins-from-one-pc-to-another
).
When doing a build on the new instance, would it affect any of the previous
builds or repositories in the older instance if I have both instances
running?

Thanks
Post by fabian
You need to give more information. If the two instances are running on
different machines
(Windows, Linux) how would they even know about each other? Or why could
it be a
problem if they run at the same time? Is there anything that they both
access?
bye Fabi
Post by Cornelius Ele
Hello all,
I am currently in the progress of migrating Jenkins from a Windows
machine to a Linux machine.
The Jenkins instance on the Linux machine can create builds without any
errors. I noticed that the Jenkins instance on the Windows machine is still
running... as long as I do not run the same projects at once, there should
be no problem? Better yet, is it okay to have both instances running at the
same time when they share the same configurations(minus the directory path)
?
Thanks
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