In this talk, we will explore how low we can go with Jenkins on single-board computers (SBCs). We will push the boundaries of hardware limitations and use the fewest number of boards possible to build a workable Jenkins instance.

Traditionally, Jenkins has been used on powerful computers with high-end hardware specifications. However, running Jenkins on a low-end SBC presents unique challenges, such as limited memory, processing power, and storage. Our goal is to find the minimum hardware configuration required to run Jenkins on an SBC.

With LimboJen, we will explore different hardware configurations for running Jenkins on SBCs. We will start with a complex configuration, and work our way down to the minimum hardware required to run a basic Jenkins instance. We will also experiment with different SBCs and see how they perform in a Jenkins environment.

By the end of this talk, you will have a better understanding of the hardware requirements for running Jenkins on SBCs. You will also learn about the unique challenges and benefits of using SBCs for Jenkins. Additionally, you will gain insight into the different hardware configurations and SBCs that are available and how they can be used to build a workable Jenkins instance.