A Beginner’s Guide to Jenkins — Setups
Welcome to the new start of an exciting journey through Jenkins! In this series, we’ll dive into the process of setting up Jenkins from scratch in a Docker container.
We’ll also learn how to create a multi-branch pipeline and connect it with a Git repository.
Along the way, I’ll guide you through the creation of different types of credentials in Jenkins. At the end, we’ll delve into the basics of a Jenkinsfile, which holds the key to configuring our multi-branch pipeline.
Let’s dive in!
Setup Jenkins in Docker Container
As the first step, we are going to run Jenkins in a docker container.
If you are new to Docker, please check out this series:
To begin, let’s make sure we’re using an official Jenkins image from Docker Hub.
Opt for a newer Jenkins version to ensure compatibility with a wide array of plugins.
