Install Jenkins

Comprehensive Guide for All Platforms

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of installing Jenkins on different platforms—Ubuntu, macOS, Windows, and even how to set it up with Docker.

1. Installing Jenkins on Ubuntu

If you're running an Ubuntu server or desktop, Jenkins installation is straightforward. The official Jenkins repository provides a simple way to install and keep Jenkins up to date.

👉 Read the full installation guide for Jenkins on Ubuntu

2. Installing Jenkins on macOS

macOS users can also get Jenkins up and running quickly. The process involves using Homebrew, a popular package manager for macOS, to install Java and Jenkins.

👉 Read the detailed steps to install Jenkins on macOS

3. Installing Jenkins on Windows

Windows users need not worry—Jenkins can be installed just as easily here. The setup requires downloading a Windows installer package and configuring Java.

👉 Follow the step-by-step guide for installing Jenkins on Windows

4. Running Jenkins in Docker

If you prefer containerization, Docker is an ideal way to run Jenkins. This method allows you to isolate Jenkins from the rest of your system and manage it more efficiently.

👉 Read the full Docker-based installation guide for Jenkins