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connect-jenkins-bootstrap

Description

Bootstraps for Jenkins and the Kubernetes plugin into a Kubernetes cluster.

Installation Instructions

If you just want to try this repo out locally, you can follow the ‘Local Cluster’ instructions below. To install on a remote cluster, follow the ‘Remote cluster’ instructions. There are some subtle but important differences.

Local cluster

Make sure you have Minikube installed 1. Checkout the repository 1. Generate SSH keys in the repository folder ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "[email protected]" -N "" 1. Add the generated key to your GitHub account for Jenkins CI to use 1. Execute run-minikube.sh 1. Port-forward to your new Jenkins pod

Remote cluster

  1. Make sure you have a remote cluster available to deploy into.

  2. Checkout the repository

  3. Generate SSH keys in the repository folder ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "[email protected]" -N ""

  4. Add the generated key to your GitHub account for Jenkins CI to use

  5. Execute run-remote.sh

Build Status

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Documentation

Documentation can be found at Jenkins bootsrap documentation

Also see our related post Jenkins bootstrap blog

The main documentation for Connect can be found at: docs.connect.cd


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