Lightweight Erlang continious integration server.

Goals:

• Lightweight
• Easy to setup
• Easy to use
• Extensible

Planned features:

• Support for rebar
• Git support
  • per branch builds
• Git config setup
• Support for unixy build scripts
• Plugins support
  • Notifications
  • Hooks - pre-build, post-build, etc.
• One file deployment
• Web UI for reports

Notifications:

• Jabber
• Email
• other via plugins

Kha supports sandboxing via "lxc" containers. Tested on Ubuntu 12.10. Requires a kernel at least 3.5.0-21. For "lxc" to work, Kha has to be run under a user with password-less sudo permissions.

It is configured by changing support/kha.config file:

[{kha, [{host, "example.com"},
        {xmpp_backend, ["[email protected]", "jabber.example.com", "password"]},
        {container, lxc},
        {container_name, "cibase"},
        {container_opts, [{ephemeral, true},
                          {username, "ubuntu"}]}
 ]}].

User specified in username in container_ops should have password-less sudo access for commands like sudo apt-get install -y package to work.

v0.1 DONE

• Single project, build once, show build results

v0.2 DONE

• Multiple projects, multiple builds, proper JS model

v0.3 DONE

• Build queueing

v0.4 DONE

• Re-building, build results history

v0.5 DONE

• Hooks, build timeouts

v0.6 DONE

• [ci skip] support,
• project git change polling
• user authentication

v0.7 DONE

• Build list paging
• email notifications
• Jabber/XMPP notifications

v0.8

• line-by-line build log updates [DONE]
• basic .travis.yml support, [DONE]
• build sandboxing using lxc [DONE]

v0.9

• support for multiple Erlang versions via kerl [DONE]
• GitHub webhook support [DONE]
• support GitHub basic OAuth authorization

v1.0

• realtime data push
• stable release
• UI for user profile

v1.1

• remote builders
• branch list page
• add support for per-repo ssh keys

v1.2

• complex notification options
• IRC notifications

v1.3

• SVN/CVS support

v1.4

• Replace distributed Erlang with some MQ protocol

v2.0

• use user/project convention
• Support foreign architectures using Vagrant/KVM

Rough sketch of v1.0 architecture:

1. Angular.js on client side
2. SockJS for communication, hence allowing to connect to any remote server
3. Server side
   • Control node
   • Builder node

Control node:

• mnesia for storing projects and builds
• project as a process

Project:

• name
• load config from .travis.yml
• build in place OR
• git clone url
• build instructions (manual or from git/config)

Builder:

• queue manager
• builder as a process

Communications:

• Both project and builder processes will be broadcasting updates with gproc:bcast/3
• Session process will subscribe to appropriate keys

Notifications

• Notificators will be independent processes which will be getting broadcasts from builders/processes