DevOps Classroomnotes 26/Feb/2023

Jenkins and Maven Contd..

  • Setting different Java or other tools in jenkins
  • Manage Jenkins => Global Tool Configuration => JDK

Lets create a jenkins freestyle project to build game of life

  • General Section: General information about project
  • Source Code Management: This section is about version control information of the project
  • Build Triggers: When to trigger the build
  • Build Environment:
  • Build Steps: What has to be done to build the project
  • Post Build Actions: What has to be done After Build
  • Save the project now
  • Lets explore home directory of jenkins JENKINS_HOME
  • Lets view the contents of config.xml. This file is representation of the job which we configured in the free style i.e. UI
  • When we build the project, jenkins create a folder with project’s name in workspace, this folder is referred as workspace for the job
  • Lets configure for Game of life



  • When we run the project we get unit test results (Postbuild actions => Publish Test Results)



  • To show the artifact we can use (Post Build Actions => Archive the artifacts)



Plugin in Jenkins

  • A plugin to jenkins is an additional functionality provided.
  • Installing plugin will add functionality for jenkins not installation on the jenkins master node
  • To Manage Plugins

Build Executors

  • A Build Executor on a Jenkins node determines how many projects can be built parallely
  • A individual project by default gets only one executor, if you want to change this, Execute concurrent builds in the General section
  • Every node in Jenkins can be configured with number of executors
    • Manage Nodes => Select the Node => Configure => Number of executors

Jenkins Distributed Builds

  • Jenkins has two types of nodes
    • Master node: This is the node where we install jenkins
    • Node: This is the node on which we can run the job which matches the label defintion.
  • Adding more nodes increases number of executors which means we can build more projects

Lets add one node which is linux (ubuntu) to the master

  • This vm has username and password. we can also configure username and key based ubuntu instances
  • In jenkins we have credentials which supports
    • username and password
    • username and key
  • Manage Jenkins => Manage Credentials


  • To configure node: Manage Jenkins => Manage Nodes


  • Ensure on the node JDK 11 and above is installed
  • Now lets check whether spring petclinic works on node 1 or not



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