The simpler your testing environment is, the less skill you'll need to maintain it. As you learn to use the plugins and explore the potential of new tools and scripting languages, the more knowledge the organization needs in order to maintain a stable system. If you wish to go on holidays without random text messages asking for advice, make sure that your knowledge is transferred to at least a second person. This sounds obvious, but in the rush of your daily load, this principle is often forgotten or put to one side.
One of the easiest ways to share knowledge is to send a couple of developers off to the same conferences and events together (https://www.CloudBees.com/company/events/juc). Learn best practices from Jenkins user conferences and other conferences too.
This is where managers play a significant role in knowledge dissemination. They need...
