Jenkins
5 articles from official documentation
Navigating Jenkins After Blue Ocean: What You Need to Know
Blue Ocean has been deprecated, leaving many Jenkins users in a lurch. The Pipeline Graph View plugin now carries the torch, offering crucial features for visualizing your CI/CD pipelines. Dive in to understand how to adapt and thrive post-Blue Ocean.
- →Utilize the Pipeline Graph View plugin for visualizing CI/CD pipelines effectively.
- →Leverage the Pipeline: Stage View plugin for alternative insights into pipeline execution.
Securing Jenkins: Essential Strategies for a Safe CI/CD Pipeline
In a world where CI/CD pipelines are prime targets for attacks, securing Jenkins is non-negotiable. Implementing Controller Isolation and Access Control can significantly reduce your risk. Dive in to learn how to fortify your Jenkins environment effectively.
- →Implement Controller Isolation to prevent builds on the built-in node.
- →Enforce Access Control to restrict unauthorized access to Jenkins.
Mastering Jenkins Plugin Management: What You Need to Know
Managing plugins in Jenkins is crucial for maintaining a robust CI/CD pipeline. With the ability to install plugins directly from the Update Center, you can enhance Jenkins functionality on the fly. But beware of the pitfalls that can arise from mismanagement.
- →Install plugins through the Manage Jenkins Plugins view for ease.
- →Use the `-deploy` option to deploy plugins immediately without a restart.
Mastering Shared Libraries in Jenkins Pipeline: Best Practices and Pitfalls
Shared Libraries in Jenkins Pipeline can drastically improve your CI/CD process by promoting code reuse and reducing duplication. Learn how to define and load these libraries effectively to streamline your pipelines.
- →Define Shared Libraries with a name and source code retrieval method to promote code reuse.
- →Load libraries implicitly for immediate access to classes and global variables.
Mastering Jenkins Pipeline Syntax: What You Need to Know
Jenkins Pipeline syntax is crucial for automating your CI/CD workflows effectively. Understanding the difference between Declarative and Scripted Pipelines can save you time and headaches in production. Dive into the specifics of agent configuration to optimize your builds.
- →Understand the difference between Declarative and Scripted Pipelines to choose the right syntax for your needs.
- →Utilize the 'agent' section effectively to control where your Pipeline runs, using parameters like 'any' or 'label'.
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