Tag Archives: HubSpot

Graphing Jenkins Statistics

Posted on 12 January 2012 by Jeremy

Like many people, we use Jenkins at work as our continuous integration server and we require that all changes that are committed go through being built in CI before they can get deployed.  Yesterday, someone asked if we could add … Continue reading →

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Why do all deployment systems suck?

Posted on 6 October 2009 by Jeremy

At HubSpot, we have a pretty wide array of different things being used for the webapps running behind the scenes. This isn’t surprising. There’a also some home-grown scripts (in python, as that’s the scripting language of choice… something I’m not … Continue reading →

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First Week at HubSpot

Posted on 4 September 2009 by Jeremy

As I wrap up my first week at HubSpot, I have a few observations that are at least sort of interesting. Real hardware. I’m pretty happy with my current laptop so I just got a desktop machine to use at … Continue reading →

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The New Chapter Begins

Posted on 1 September 2009 by Jeremy

The new chapter begins… today was my first day working for HubSpot. It’s a big change for me as I’ve been doing pretty much purely (fairly) low-level operating system work for a decade now. Going to a company that’s doing … Continue reading →

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