Zuul Celebrates 10th Anniversary blog article
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<h2>Zuul Blog</h2>
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<article class="blog">
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<h2>
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<a id="20220607a">Zuul Celebrates 10th Anniversary</a>
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<h4>Authored by Clark Boylan, June 7, 2022</h4>
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<p>
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At the OpenInfra Summit this week, the Zuul community is celebrating
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the 10th anniversary of the release of its open source continuous
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integration (CI) project gating software designed to help developers
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stop merging broken code. Volvo, BMW, and Workday are among the
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organizations on hand to showcase the value of Zuul and share their
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production use cases.
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<img class="image right" src="../images/zuul-ten.png" alt="10 Years" />
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<p>
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Zuul, a project supported by the OpenInfra Foundation, uses project
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gating to automate continuous integration, delivery and deployment of
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interrelated software projects in a secure manner. Built for a world
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where development, testing and deployment of applications and their
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dependencies are one continuous process, Zuul delivers sophisticated
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project gating across the entire enterprise, especially in scenarios
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involving multiple repositories with integrated deliverables. Zuul
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enables teams to rapidly develop fully tested software in parallel
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and benefit from zero-downtime operation. Zuul 6.0 was released in
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May.
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</p>
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<p>
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"Having been involved with the project since its very beginning, I am
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proud of how far Zuul has come in 10 years," said James Blair, the
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original author of Zuul, current maintainer and founder of Acme
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Gating. "After 10 years, Zuul continues to lead in the CI and CD
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space. Having pioneered project gating, we went on to add
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cross-project dependencies, shared CI and CD pipelines, speculative
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container builds, and more. Thanks to an involved community of users
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and contributors, Zuul is getting better by the day, making a real
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difference in the lives of developers and improving the outcomes of
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the organizations who are using it."
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</p>
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<p>
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<strong>Volvo Cars Corporation</strong> will take center stage at
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OpenInfra Summit this week to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Zuul.
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During a Day Two keynote address, Johannes Foufas, senior principal
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engineer at Volvo, will describe how Zuul features are used as the
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first line of integration for all modules in the core computer of
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Volvo automobiles. He'll also share how Volvo has significantly
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expanded its use of Zuul over the past year to deliver increased
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quality and faster integrations of all application code. He'll be
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joined by Blair to talk about how their collaboration has enabled the
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operational features they need to be shared upstream. Foufas will
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also lead a separate general session to offer more in-depth details.
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"It's an honor for Volvo Cars Corporation to help celebrate Zuul's
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10th Anniversary by sharing our experiences with the OpenInfra
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community," said Foufas. "Zuul is the default CI system for the code
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in our cars. In our core computer platform at Volvo, we have hundreds
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of modules that depend on each other, comprising repositories from
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all around our company. With Zuul's built-in dependency management,
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we went from a week of integration to 3.5 hours. We have not reached
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our final goal, but we have made great progress and look forward to
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sharing our experiences and improvements with the global Zuul
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community as we progress."
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</p>
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<p>
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BMW and Workday are also sharing their production use cases at the
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three-day <a href="https://openinfra.dev/summit/">OpenInfra
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Summit</a>:
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<ul class="faq">
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<li>
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<strong>BMW</strong> will describe how Zuul continues to drive
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innovation in the automotive industry, sharing why it has chosen
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to operate Zuul and contribute to the Zuul community. This
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session will include the turning points of BMW's journey in
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scaling CI with Zuul, fueled by the development of Zuul v5.
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</li>
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<li>
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<strong>Workday</strong> has built one of the largest
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OpenStack-based private clouds in the world, hosting a workload
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of over a million physical cores on over 16,000 compute nodes in
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5 data centers for over ten years. Workday will share its new
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architecture and deployment approach as well as lessons learned,
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including how they migrated from Jenkins to
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<strong>Zuul</strong>.
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</li>
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</ul>
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</p>
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<p>
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In addition, Summit attendees have the opportunity to participate in
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several hands-on workshops and forums designed to introduce new users
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to the project and share best practices. <a href="#20220512a">Explore
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Zuul sessions at the OpenInfra Summit</a>.
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</p>
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<h3>Zuul Users & Contributors</h3>
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<p>
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Zuul became a pilot project of the OpenStack Foundation (now the
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OpenInfra Foundation) in May 2018 and was confirmed as an OpenInfra
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Project on April 28, 2019.
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</p>
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<p>
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Zuul boasts a robust contributor base and user community. Current and
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previous contributors include Acme Gating, Ampere, the Ansible
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community, BMW, Cesnet, Cleura, Cloudbase solutions, FiberHome,
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Garmin, GoDaddy, GoodMoney, Inspur, Just Eat, Leboncoin, Nokia,
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OpenLab, OpenInfra Foundation, OVHcloud, Red Hat, SUSE, Troila,
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Tungsten Fabric, VEXXHOST, Volvo, Wazo Platform and the Wikimedia
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Foundation.
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</p>
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<p>
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<a href="../users.html">Numerous case studies</a> have been published
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highlighting how organizations like BMW, GoDaddy, Software Factory,
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Packet Host, Leboncoin and even the OpenInfra Foundation run Zuul.
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The 2021 OpenInfra Foundation User Survey indicated 69% of
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respondents are running Zuul in production, 17% are evaluating Zuul
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and 14% are considering using Zuul.
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</p>
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</article>
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<article class="blog">
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<h2>
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<a id="20220512a">Meet the Zuul community in Berlin, June 7-9,
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<blockquote><strong>Speaker:</strong>
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<ul class="faq"><li>Johannes Foufas, Sr Principal Engineer at Volvo Cars Corporation</li></ul>
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Zuul is now the default CI chain at Volvo Cars Corporation, and last
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year’s expansion has been extensive. Johannes will present last
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year’s progress with Zuul CI and how Zuul features are used as the
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year's expansion has been extensive. Johannes will present last
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year's progress with Zuul CI and how Zuul features are used as the
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first line of integration for all modules in the core computer.
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</blockquote>
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<h4><a href="https://openinfra.dev/summit-schedule#title=Getting%20Started%20with%20Zuul&view=calendar">Getting Started with Zuul</a></h4>
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late 2020, they started building their next generation software and
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they chose Zuul to run the CI for it. They'll take you through the
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lessons we learned and pitfalls to avoid in bootstrapping a CI from
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scratch.
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scratch.
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</blockquote>
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<h3>Thursday, June 9</h3>
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<h4><a href="https://openinfra.dev/summit-schedule#title=Workday's%20Next%20Generation%20Private%20Cloud&view=calendar">Workday's Next Generation Private Cloud</a></h4>
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