| Principal Software Engineer at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees | 4.0 | As a Software Engineer, I deploy critical application code using Jenkins and Terraform, manage AWS services, and follow Agile methodology. While Kubernetes' autoscaling enhances efficiency, we face challenges with version upgrades and AWS service changes affecting our applications. |
| DevOps Engineer at Tech Mahindra Limited | 4.5 | I use Jenkins for CI/CD, creating pipelines for builds, integrations, and deployments. Its plugin support is beneficial, but I faced issues with SonarQube projects and Docker integrations. I switched to Tekton to meet project and client demands. |
| Technical Lead at a manufacturing company with 5,001-10,000 employees | 4.0 | I primarily use Jenkins for CI pipeline in our product-based company's firmware development without the CD pipeline. It's a robust open-source tool favored for cost savings, but it lacks support compared to Azure DevOps, which includes comprehensive project management. |
| Junior DevOps Engineer at Kartoza (Pty) Ltd | 3.5 | We use Jenkins for CI/CD and infrastructure automation, focusing on Docker container deployment to our Kubernetes cluster. While Jenkins is highly customizable and ideal for managing CI/CD and GitOps, it could benefit from supporting OIDC and internal user databases simultaneously. |
| AWS DevOps Engineer at 9I Web Solution | 4.5 | I primarily use Jenkins for automating pipelines from GitHub to deployment, valuing its open-source nature and stable performance. While useful, it tends to run slow after plugin installations, unlike GitHub Actions, which I use occasionally. |
| Engineer at Etisalat | 4.5 | In our CI/CD pipeline, we depend on Jenkins to manage tasks related to Telco Cloud infrastructure efficiently. However, the lack of free support for the free versions is a limitation, and we haven't considered or used other solutions previously. |
| Senior Devops Engineer at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees | 3.0 | I use Jenkins for CI/CD pipelines, appreciating its automation, orchestration features, and GitOps support, though integration challenges persist. Despite lacking built-in Git functionality, Jenkins excels with plugins, saving costs and improving efficiency compared to Tekton. |
| Consultant at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees | 4.0 | We use Jenkins for continuous integration and deployment, appreciating its tool integration. However, the dashboard and UI need improvement for user-friendliness, as navigating extensive documentation is cumbersome. Despite this, we achieve quick deployments and an 80-90% ROI. |
