Jenkins Architecture

One of the most efficient ways to scale your Jenkins infrastructure is to configure it to dynamically create Docker-based agents for each build.

When it comes to managing Jenkins agents with ease and flexibility, the concept of permanent Docker agents is a game-changer.

Discover how to scale your Jenkins setup with permanent agents! This guide walks you through configuring agents, optimizing workloads, and leveraging Docker containers for flexible, efficient builds.

This blog explains two methods for launching permanent Jenkins agents: automated setup via SSH for Unix systems, and manual connection to the controller for non-SSH setups. Learn the pros and cons of each approach to efficiently manage your Jenkins agents.

Learn how to configure Jenkins agents (or slaves) to work effectively with the Jenkins master

Jenkins offers two primary approaches to scaling your infrastructure: Horizontal Scaling and Vertical Scaling. Let's deep dive 👉

Learn "How to create your first Jenkins Pipeline" with a classic “Hello World” example. Follow simple steps to set up a new pipeline and celebrate your successful pipeline creation 🎉

Guide on essentials of plugin management and all commonly used plugins

In this section, we'll explore Jenkins' user management and how it enables you to handle access control effectively.