How to Install Jenkins

Jenkins is an open-source Java application server for Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD). This will run in servlet containers such as Apache Tomcat. It helps the developers to build, test, and deploy the software by automating using CI/CD pipelines. It detects bugs and notifies the developers in an early stage.


How to Download and Install:

Step 1: Go to https://www.jenkins.io/. Click Download

Step 2: Download Jenkins ‘Generic Java package’. I prefer to download the LTS package (It is a stable one).

Step 3: Select your desired path after downloading and save the Jenkins.war file in your local system.

Step 4: Go to command prompt (Windows) | Terminal (IOS)

               Go to the folder where the war file is saved. Then, type the command java -jar Jenkins.war and run it. It will take a while to run the command. It gives an admin password. Note it down to use Jenkins the first time. The password will be saved in the Jenkin path.

Step 5: Go to the browser and type http://localhost:8080/ and enter. It asks for the password. Provide it and click Continue.

Step 6: Select Plugins to install.

Step 7: Select the plugins and click Install.

Step 8: After installing, it goes to the page that asks for credentials to create. You can select an admin user to proceed if you do not want to create a new id.

Step 9: Click Save and Finish.

Step 10: Your Jenkins is ready now and start using Jenkins.

Step 11: Now, you will land on the Jenkins homepage after installing it.

Step 12: All the Jenkin-related plugins and folders will be in the available path.


Now, you are ready to go for automating the process of CI/CD pipelines.

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