Hi, I am just getting started with Jenkins, and my setup is as follows:
1. I am using Jenkins from a docker container the Jenkins/Jenkins container.
2. On the same cloud compute instance, I have apache httpd running with
three virtualhost blocks defined.
* The server names for the virtualhosts are host1.domain.com,
host2.domain.com and host3.domain.com
* The actual fqdn of the compute instance is server.domain2.com
* I do not yet have dns alias records setup for the three virtualhosts,
although that is in the works.
3. My Jenkins job will be running regression testing against one of the
virtual hosts. The only way I know to actually access the virtualhost is using
its server name in my browser. I have added hosts records for the three virtual
hosts pointing to the same ip address.
My question is:
If I tell Jenkins to run my regression tests against host2.domain.com, how will
it know where that is? DO I have to edit the hosts file on the Jenkins
container, on the cloud compute instance, or is there a plugin to help with
this kind of setup?
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