In this tutorial, you’ll learn:

• Various approaches to running builds with Jenkins inside of Containers

• Which decisions we made as a team and why

• Lessons we learned while operating our platform

• Context for the in depth tutorial about how to create your own ephemeral build environments using Jenkins

In my last post I talked about how the internet is far from ideal for real-time applications like League of Legends and how the resulting latency and packet loss make for frustrating real-time game experiences. The next logical question is, “OK, Peyton, what do we do about it?”

In this tutorial, you’ll learn:

League of Legends is not a game of seconds, but of milliseconds. In day-to-day life, two seconds fly by unnoticed—you took two seconds reading that! In-game, however, a two-second stun can feel like an absolute eternity. In any single match of LoL, thousands of decisions made in milliseconds dictate which team scores bragging rights and which settles for “honorable opponent” points.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn:

In this tutorial, you’ll learn:

In this first tutorial in the Docker series, you’ll learn:

• What we’re trying to accomplish at Riot

• Basic setup for Docker

• Basic Docker Pull Commands

• How to run Docker Containers as Daemons

• Basic Jenkins configuration options

Containers have taken over the world, and I, for one, welcome our new containerized overlords.