Am 28.01.2016 um 02:03 schrieb hezjing:
> What are the differences between these two ways? Any better idea?
The difference is that you'd need to solve how to access the different
user accounts via ssh (distribute, possibly passwordless, keys) and also
get the commands right for remote execution.
How about using one slave per node and use sudo to execute commands as
different users? This way, you get fine grained control over what the
Jenkins user is allowed to execute as those other users and, at the same
time, avoid the key management hassle.
HTH...
Dirk
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