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Subject: Re: TravisCI vs BuildBot vs Bamboo vs Jenkins
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On 23-2-2017 23:57, Ngie Cooper wrote:

> Also, Jenkins loves RAM (#thanksJava).

That is really a major understatement:
 715 jenkins  66  52    0 10401M  2987M uwait   0  25:16   1.07% java

That is: 10G footprint, and almost 3G resident.
It is on a 32Gb build VM, but still ....

So make sure your builders are big enough, especially if you are adding
ZFS and CCACHE into the equation.

--WjW