If you’ve read my blog at all, you know I’m a big proponent of Continuous Integration (CI). For the Subtext project, we use CruiseControl.NET. I’ve written about our build process in the past. Given the usefulness of having a build server, you can understand my frustration and sadness when our build server recently took a dive. I bought a replacement hard drive, but it was the wrong kind (a rookie mistake on my part, accidentally getting an IDE drive rather than SATA). Members of the Subtext team such as Simo, Myself, and Scott Dorman have put in countless hours into...
Take a good look at this picture.
That there is pretty much my Shuttle machine today, metaphorically speaking of course.
We had a brief power outage today which appears to have fried just my hard drive, if I’m lucky. This machine was hosting our build server within a VMWare virtual machine.
Fortunately my main machine was not affected by the outtage because it is connected to a
The real loss is all the time it will take me to get the build server up and running again. Not to mention we were planning an imminent release and rely on our build...