What feature do you want to see added?
In general, I may know exactly how many hot spares are required based on currently running pipelines. It would be nice to have a dynamic hot spare logic which is based on actual running pipelines instead of a static value.
Feature behavior:
- per running pipeline hot spares gets
1 * <running pipelines> * <user configurable multiplier>
- Configurable hot spares maximum to prevent spares getting larger than a specified value.
- Configurable hot spare idle timeout where hot spares is re-evaluated. e.g. if no running pipelines in 5 minutes I want hot spares to be
0.
Example: I would like 2 hot spares per running Jenkins pipeline. However, I do not want hot spares to go above 10 hot spares as its absolute max.
Benefits:
- My Jenkins infrastructure would be able to scale down to
0 ec2 instances when no work needs to be done.
- Reasonable hot spare capacity can be determined by Jenkins administrator based on self-designed architecture or data from APM monitoring Jenkins.
Upstream changes
Unsure
Are you interested in contributing this feature?
I am willing to fully implement this feature. My open source handle is @samrocketman where I maintain some plugins and have contributed patches across the Jenkins project since 2011.
What feature do you want to see added?
In general, I may know exactly how many hot spares are required based on currently running pipelines. It would be nice to have a dynamic hot spare logic which is based on actual running pipelines instead of a static value.
Feature behavior:
1 * <running pipelines> * <user configurable multiplier>0.Example: I would like 2 hot spares per running Jenkins pipeline. However, I do not want hot spares to go above 10 hot spares as its absolute max.
Benefits:
0ec2 instances when no work needs to be done.Upstream changes
Unsure
Are you interested in contributing this feature?
I am willing to fully implement this feature. My open source handle is @samrocketman where I maintain some plugins and have contributed patches across the Jenkins project since 2011.