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The JClouds Plugin (https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/JClouds+Plugin) recently added support for Digital Ocean as a provider. <br> <br>Because the plugin seems to just be an abstraction over the jclouds library, many of the field names do not map directly across. Plus, you need to use either DO’s API or look at the Image page’s source to get the image_id. <br> <br>Give me a shout if you think a tutorial on DO would be useful.
There isn’t a Jenkins plugin that I know of, however we provide an API so you can build one yourself if you want to: <br> <br>https://api.digitalocean.com/
I like this idea… how would you imagine this to work? similar to EC2 plugin or something basic where you could just spin up an image as a build slave?