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The JCloud plugin creates the possibility of executing the jobs on any cloud provider supported by JCloud libraries. Right-sizing Jenkins controllers.
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Click Add under Amazon EC2 Credentials. Adding EC2 credentials in Configure Cloud. From the Jenkins Credentials Provider, select AWS Credentials as the Kind.
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From a multibranch Pipeline project, reads a file from the associated SCM and returns its contents. Unlike the readFile step, no workspace is required. If the ...
Kubernetes (K8s) is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. A Kubernetes cluster adds a new ...
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Performs a Jira workflow action for every issue that matches the JQL query. A common use might be to consider a ticket "confirmed" in the last build step of ...
This setup wizard takes you through a few quick "one-off" steps to unlock Jenkins, customize it with plugins and create the first administrator user through ...
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Jenkins agents may be statically allocated or they can be dynamically allocated through systems like Kubernetes, OpenShift, Amazon EC2, Azure, Google Cloud, IBM ...
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Many organizations use Docker to unify their build and test environments across machines, and to provide an efficient mechanism for deploying applications.
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The Jenkins controller administers the Jenkins agents and orchestrates their work, including scheduling jobs on agents and monitoring agents. Agents may be ...
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Having good backups of your Jenkins instance is critically important. Backups are used for: Disaster recovery. Recovering an older configuration (an ...
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