Building With Jenkins Inside an Ephemeral Docker Container
Building With Jenkins Inside an Ephemeral Docker Container In this tutorial, you’ll learn: Various approaches to running builds with Jenkins inside of Containers Which decisions we made as a team and why Lessons we learned while operating our platform Context for the in depth tutorial about how to create your own ephemeral build environments using Jenkins How to productionize this setup if you wan
Jenkins : Distributed builds
Created by Unknown User (kohsuke), last modified by Unknown User (jsoref) on May 09, 2019 It is pretty common when starting with Jenkins to have a single server which runs the master and all builds, however Jenkins architecture is fundamentally "Master+Agent". The master is designed to do co-ordination and provide the GUI and API endpoints, and the Agents are designed to perform the work. The reas
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GitHub - tehranian/dind-jenkins-slave: Docker-in-Docker Jenkins Slave
Step by step guide to set up master and slave machines - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki
