
Jeffrey Hoekman enhanced the Jenkins Input Plugin for the influxdata/telegraf repository, focusing on improving concurrency reporting and fetch efficiency. He implemented Go-based backend development to ensure all concurrent builds are accurately reported, addressing gaps in previous data collection. By integrating with the Jenkins API, he introduced a cap on the number of builds fetched per job, which reduced API load and improved plugin reliability. His work involved careful concurrency handling and thorough testing to ensure stable performance. Over the course of a month, Jeffrey delivered a targeted feature that provided more accurate CI metrics and more reliable data collection for users.
February 2026 — influxdata/telegraf: Jenkins Input Plugin enhancement to improve concurrency reporting and fetch efficiency. The feature reports all concurrent builds and caps the number of builds fetched per job to reduce API load and improve reliability. Includes fix to ensure all concurrent builds are reported (commit 29878d628dfd186c7e4fdaac617a3339f2673743). Business value: more accurate CI metrics, reduced load, and more stable data collection.
February 2026 — influxdata/telegraf: Jenkins Input Plugin enhancement to improve concurrency reporting and fetch efficiency. The feature reports all concurrent builds and caps the number of builds fetched per job to reduce API load and improve reliability. Includes fix to ensure all concurrent builds are reported (commit 29878d628dfd186c7e4fdaac617a3339f2673743). Business value: more accurate CI metrics, reduced load, and more stable data collection.

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