How to tag a job for environmental variables for Search

Is it possible to tag a job for what server they deploy to, as well as codebase (java, .net, etc) ? I'm looking for a way to filter the search more efficiently, like in DataDog, search by env:prod, get list of all prod jobs, search by language: java, get a list of all java apps; or app name/pro

Re: Icons loading issue in Jenkins behind Netscaler.

I attempted to post this through the Google Groups web interface but it seems to have failed. My apologies if it later arrives as a duplicate reply. Configuring a reverse proxy can be complicated. Icons that fail to load is one of the indications of the complications. One of the Jenkins Hackfes

Icons loading issue in Jenkins behind Netscaler.

Hi All, I have a Jenkins accessed via Netscaler endpoint. https://company.internal.com/jenkins. Earlier I used to access via host:8080 format. i.e http://host:8080/jenkins and everything was working.It still works fine when accessed like that. At Netscaler side, we set "x-forwarded

Re: Icons loading issue in Jenkins

This would be a great reason to review a related pull request to the Jenkins documentation. Refer to the "Reverse Proxy Configuration with Jenkins

Icons loading issue in Jenkins

Hi All, I have a Jenkins accessed via Netscaler endpoint. https://company.internal.com/jenkins. Earlier I used to access via host:8080 format. i.e http://host:8080/jenkins and everything was working.It stil lworks fine when accessed like that. At Netscaler side, we set "x-forwarded

Some icons wont load in Jenkins

Hi All, I have a Jenkins accessed via Netscaler endpoint. https://company.internal.com/jenkins. Earlier I used to access via host:8080 format. i.e http://host:8080/jenkins and everything was working.It stil lworks fine when accessed like that. At Netscaler side, we set "x-forwarded

Re: Reasons for job termination

I just wanted to add my findings in case somebody else is looking for a solution to a similar problem. It turned out that we have a second jenkins job running on the same machine, mostly unrelated to the first job that was getting killed. The second job wants to start a process which can only w