Jenkinsfile Run a Shell Script
When you are just getting started with Jenkins, you may realize that you need to invoke the sh, bat, or PowerShell step to run shell commands on your controller. Although this can be useful when...
View ArticleOWASP Dependency Check in Jenkins
OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) is a nonprofit organization that works to improve the software security. It is a community-driven organization that aims to promote and improve the web...
View ArticleUsing Jenkins Triggers
A Jenkins build trigger refers to a means by which a build is automatically started based on specific events. Jenkins offers a wide range of build triggers allowing you to choose the most efficient...
View ArticleUse Timestamps in Jenkins
In Jenkins, timestamps record the date and time at which various events occur, such as when a build starts when it finishes, or when a user logs in. Timestamps can help track the progress of builds,...
View ArticleRun a Python Script from Jenkins
Jenkins is a continuous integration and delivery platform that helps automate the software development process. One way to use Jenkins is by defining a Jenkinsfile in the root of your project and...
View ArticleSetup the Jenkins Controller
A Jenkins controller refers to a Jenkins instance which is responsible to schedule the various build jobs and dispatch them to various worker nodes. The Jenkins controller works as the central control...
View ArticleSet Timezone in Jenkins
Timezone is a setting that allows you to specify the timezone that should be used for various timestamps associated with builds, such as the build start and completion times. Jenkins uses the timezone...
View ArticleHow to Use the Environment Variables in Jenkinsfile
Jenkins is a Java-based server application that runs within a servlet container such as Apache, Tomcat, or Jetty. It consists of plugins that provide various features and functionality such as support...
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