How Pinterest Uses Jenkins

The article discusses Pinterest's migration from its legacy workflow system, Pinball, to a new platform called Spinner, built on Apache Airflow.

The article discusses Spinner, Pinterest's workflow platform, detailing its evolution from an in-house scheduler called Pinball to Apache Airflow.

The article discusses Pinterest's Flink Deployment Framework, which is built on Bazel and integrates with various internal services to streamline the deployment of Flink jobs.

The article discusses a significant improvement made by the Engineering Productivity team at Pinterest, where a simple change in the Git fetch command reduced clone times by 99%.

This article discusses the implementation of PID controllers in Pinterest's home feed ranking system to diversify content types.

The article discusses how Pinterest empowered its data scientists and machine learning engineers by building a PySpark infrastructure that addresses challenges faced with existing tools like Hive a...

This article discusses Pinterest's journey in building a Kubernetes platform to manage its diverse workloads efficiently.

The article discusses the challenges of managing Python code at scale across multiple repositories at Pinterest and introduces the solution of a Python monorepo called Python Commons.

The article discusses how Pinterest improved its continuous integration (CI) process for iOS development by adopting Nix and Buildkite, moving away from Jenkins.

This article discusses how Pinterest improved its JavaScript testing framework, reducing test execution time from 15 minutes to just 1 minute.