You can write a Jenkinsfile that creates a clone of any git repository (calling out to Git with sh step for example), hence Jenkinsfiles can be central for however many repositories you have. No need for 100's of copies of the same Jenkinsfile in 100's of git repositories. You can create and manipulate Jenkins Jobs using the REST API from a loop on the command line. For Java projects, you can use this nice library called jenkins-rest <https://github.com/cdancy/jenkins-rest> to talk to the Jenkins REST endpoints. If your devops is python/curl based or other, see Remote access API <https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Remote+access+API>.
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