CIDuty
What is CIDuty?
CiDuty (formerly BuildDuty) is a team dedicated to helping out developers with Firefox continuous integration infra issues and enquiries. We currently have six people based in Romania that provide 24/7 support. CiDuty complement the sheriffing team where sheriffs respond to Firefox code regressions, CiDuty respond to the infrastructure that builds and tests Firefox code.
Have a question or issue with Firefox, build and test infrastructure? ciduty can help and ensure your inquiry gets answered.
Communication
As a 24/7 support team, ciduty are available via irc, email, and bugzilla.
irc: #ci - look for 'ciduty' in nick (monitors other channels as well) bugzilla: needinfo or assign ciduty@mozilla.com email: ciduty@mozilla.com
Manifesto
The CIDuty manifesto describes the team responsibilities in a nutshell.
Team
| Name | Profile | Social | Blog |
| Jordan Lund | jlund | github | blog |
| Zsolt Fay | zfay | github | N/A |
| Radu Iman | riman | github | N/A |
| Bogdan Crisan | bcrisan | github | N/A |
| Danut Labici | dlabici | github | N/A |
| Roland Mutter | rmutter | github | N/A |
| Adrian Pop | apop | github | N/A |
CiDuty priorities
The CiDuty actionable enumerates their daily/weekly sanity job.
Others
There is a long list of other, less-frequent duties that CiDuty can assist with.
Documentation
There's a wiki page that aggregates useful info related to the tasks CiDuty is taking care of (as of December 2017).
Useful Links
- Day 1 checklist
- Slave Health
- Slave Alloc
- Provision Explorer
- CiDuty Report
- Build Dashboard Main Page
- You can get JSON dumps for people to analyze by adding
&format=json
- You can get JSON dumps for people to analyze by adding
- Public "How To" documents(new)
- Old/Deprecated Public "How To" documents
- Private "How To" documents