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This section describes how to get started with Blue Ocean in Jenkins. It includes instructions for setting up Blue Ocean on your Jenkins instance, how to access ...
Through Blue Ocean - after setting up a Pipeline project in Blue Ocean, the Blue Ocean UI helps you write your Pipeline's Jenkinsfile and commit it to source ...
The procedures in this chapter are for new installations of Jenkins. Jenkins is typically run as a standalone application in its own process. The Jenkins WAR ...
If your Jenkins instance is new or has no Pipeline projects or other items configured, Blue Ocean displays a Welcome to Jenkins message that allows you to ...
This chapter covers all recommended aspects of Jenkins Pipeline functionality, including how to: get started with Pipeline — covers how to define a Jenkins ...
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The simplest way to install Jenkins on Windows is to use the Jenkins Windows installer. That program will install Jenkins as a service using a 64 bit JVM ...
There are some configuration values that can only be modified while Jenkins is starting. This section describes those settings and how you can use them. Jenkins ...
The Blue Ocean Pipeline Editor is an easy way for anyone to get started with creating Pipelines in Jenkins. It's also great for existing Jenkins users to start ...
Setup Jenkins as a daemon launched on start. Run systemctl cat jenkins for more details. Create a 'jenkins' user to run this service. Direct console log ...
A 'reverse proxy' allows an alternate HTTP or HTTPS provider to communicate with web browsers on behalf of Jenkins. The alternate provider may offer ...