March 2026 monthly summary for percona/pmm-ui-tests: Delivered two critical features that enhance PMM's observability and agent management, implemented comprehensive monitoring validation tests, and upgraded test quality and traceability. These efforts deliver clear business value by enabling faster agent management for MongoDB, improving visibility into inventory health, and reducing regression risk through stronger test coverage.

February 2026 monthly summary: Focused on stabilizing PMM UI test deployments and expanding alerting capabilities, delivering tangible business value through more reliable deployments, faster release cycles, and stronger observability. Key work included a PMM Server AMI/OVF upgrade and CI pipeline hardening to improve stability and testing readiness, and the rollout of Alerts from Templates with Tiers to enable tiered alerting with automated tests. Commits highlighted include AMI upgrade and CI workflow fixes, and feature testing for template-based alerts.

January 2026 monthly summary: Core delivery across three repositories focused on expanding deployment options, stabilizing tests, and improving UI/QA workflows. Highlights include PostgreSQL 18 support in Jenkins pipeline configuration, naming consistency for AWS staging start scripts, refactored MongoDB Backup Details Dashboard, and a UX upgrade for PMM UI navigation and alerts. Additionally, MySQL integration tests configuration stability improvements ensured reliable end-to-end testing. These efforts improve deployment flexibility, reduce deployment errors, strengthen QA reliability, and enhance user experience across PMM deployments.

December 2025 monthly summary: QA/testing improvements for PMM UI tests. Delivered a PostgreSQL testing configuration fix for the PMM Client, updated tests to align with the new dockerized setup, and improved the reliability and maintainability of the testing framework.

November 2025 monthly summary: Strengthened PMM CI/CD stability, security, and upgrade reliability across two critical repositories. Key outcomes include robust nightly test reliability for PMM 3.5.0, hardened nightly pipelines with HTTPS enforcement and new test client support, longer timeouts and improved debugging options, and a more reliable upgrade workflow with clearer logging and version handling. These efforts reduced flaky tests and upgrade risks, improved deployment confidence, and accelerated feedback loops for developers.

2025-10 monthly summary for Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines focused on improving CI reliability, version compatibility, and deployment readiness. Delivered stability enhancements to nightly package tests, introduced version mapping for building against a new release, and tightened pipeline security and concurrency controls to reduce flakiness and maintenance overhead. The changes directly improved feedback cycles, reduced risk in nightly validation, and prepared the build system for future version migrations.

September 2025: Focused on expanding PMM deployment options and CI/test infrastructure for PMM pipelines. Delivered two major features across Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines, enabling PMM 3.4.0 deployment in Jenkins and RHEL 10 coverage for package tests. No explicit bug fixes were recorded in this period. These changes improve release readiness, cross-distro support, and CI reliability.

August 2025 — Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines: Delivered a Nightly GSSAPI Testing Pipeline for PMM 3.4.0. This release adds a Jenkins pipeline job with staging environments for the PMM server and clients, parameterized runs, and UI tests tagged for nightly GSSAPI validation. It also includes safeguards to disable upgrades on the nightly instance and to verify agent statuses before testing. The work is captured in commit 53769c483222895680ad57cd8897718d65674ff7 (PMM-7: 3.4.0 GSSAPI Nightly (#3499)).

July 2025 performance summary for Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines: Delivered two core features that strengthen PMM testing pipelines and deployment reliability. Enhanced nightly builds, upgrade test accuracy, and introduced deterministic AMI selection to support PMM versioning. These changes reduce flakiness, align tests with current PMM server versions, and streamline CI maintenance, delivering measurable business value in faster validation and safer releases.

Monthly work summary for 2025-06 focused on CI/CD hardening for Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines. Delivered nightly tests for PSMDB Sharded node, hardened staging environment to support backups, upgraded PMM to 3.3.0, and streamlined the CI matrix by removing outdated ARM64 stages. These changes improve test coverage, reduce feedback cycles, and lay groundwork for backup capabilities in production deployments.

May 2025: PMM CI improvements in Jenkins pipelines delivering higher nightly test reliability, expanded Nomad and multi-client test coverage, and PMM v3 matrix upgrade validation. Focused on business value: fewer nightly failures, broader validation across client configurations, and stronger upgrade risk detection across environments.

April 2025: Key features delivered and bugs fixed across Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines and percona/pmm-ui-tests. Features delivered include an upgraded testing framework for PMM v3 with a new Jenkins pipeline runner and expanded upgrade test coverage, plus MySQL 8.4 support in PMM upgrade/UI tests through pipeline/config updates. Major bugs fixed include modal visibility correctness across sessions and stabilization of Percona Server integration tests by adjusting DB connection ports and refining query-count validation. These efforts improve upgrade reliability, broaden test coverage, and reduce flakiness in UI and integration tests. Technologies demonstrated include Jenkins pipelines, Docker image tagging, test orchestration, localStorage-based UI state handling, database connectivity tuning, and Query Analytics validation.

Month: 2025-03 — Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines delivered a major PMM Package Testing Pipeline Enhancement. It introduces a matrix of tests across OS distributions and package types, with new parameters for tarball links and client configurations, and reorganized stages that run tests in parallel to boost efficiency and coverage. This work is tracked in commit 7e91a54422c3075a18bab2504e2755c0bc444ee9 (PMM-13803: Package test for pmm matrix (#3235)). Major bugs fixed: none documented this month. Overall impact: faster and more robust PMM package testing, enabling broader validation across environments and accelerating release readiness. Technologies demonstrated: Jenkins CI/CD pipelines, matrix-style testing, parameterization, and parallel execution across multiple OS/package combinations.

February 2025 monthly summary focusing on delivering features, fixing pipeline issues, and strengthening test infrastructure across Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines and percona/pmm-ui-tests. Key changes delivered automated reporting and migration tooling, addressed a critical network issue in the testing pipeline, and improved test reliability across UI tests. Highlights include: - UI test reporter integration in pipelines and added credentials for automated UI tests, enabling reporter functionality in CodeceptJS tests. - PMM v2 to v3 migration pipeline: automated environment setup, tag/config management, PMM client config, pre-migration and migration tests, log collection, and build-status reporting. - Network connectivity fix in the testing pipeline to ensure Docker containers communicate on the pmm-qa network. - PMM Migration Test Suite Reliability Improvements in pmm-ui-tests: consolidation of two infra changes, including migration test robustness improvements and a fix for Aurora monitoring DataTable v2 issues.

January 2025 monthly summary for Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines. Focused on cross-distro PMM 3 client installation reliability and automated PMM 3 development client provisioning to accelerate testing and deployment pipelines. Delivered two main outcomes: 1) Cross-distro PMM 3 client install adjustments and 2) PMM 3 development client provisioning. These changes reduce environment-specific issues, shorten setup times, and improve automation coverage for PMM 3 adoption in CI/CD workflows.

December 2024 monthly summary focusing on key accomplishments, major bug fixes, and overall impact across two repositories. Delivered reliability improvements and expanded test coverage for MongoDB integration, and enhanced monitoring of PMM 3 nightly jobs through client node status checks and security improvements.

November 2024 monthly summary for Percona-Lab/jenkins-pipelines: focused on delivering automation for PMM Server deployments in AWS staging and expanding test coverage, while ensuring CI stability through a critical rollback in testing parameters. Overall, the month delivered concrete business value by accelerating deployment readiness, increasing test coverage for PMM Server deployment paths (including OVF/AMI variants), and aligning test environments with current PostgreSQL version requirements, thereby reducing environment drift and flaky releases.