Hi.
I am using ssh-agent plugin to define cridentials for my job(node is
defined with user "ec2-user" but I want to run build script under different
user - ctmacc1)
I have defined such user on EC2 linux node , with same ssh key as ec2-user.
When I connect to machine manually (putty) with ctmacc1 -
Hi.
I am using Jenkins with EC2 plugin.
Problem is aas follows. In Jenkins configuration I created definition of
EC2 Linux node, with user "ec2-user". Initialisation script of thosenode
instalal several packages and creates my aplicative user ("appuser"), under
which I actually want to my applicati
Hi.
I have 2 jenkins jobs(both runs on amazon EC2 nodes).
One archive some file as artifact. Second is defined to have an access to
those artifact.
When I comes to second node (that access artifact, created by first one) I
see that those artifact lays under directorry :
*workspace\label=windows20
Some additional thought.
If there is some way to pass to slave information about jenkins server,
that manages it - it could give a kind of workaround. For example I can
start some web server or my_sql db server at jenkins node. And bootstrup
script that deploy slaves can when deploying sserver
node put its ip at
those server, and client bootstrup script get from there server's ip...
пятница, 3 февраля 2017 г., 0:37:46 UTC+2 пользователь Moshe Zuisman
написал:
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> I am quite a new bee in jenkins. So - it can happen , that I ask
> something that already was asked. Whi
I am quite a new bee in jenkins. So - it can happen , that I ask something
that already was asked. While - I did not find anything on those or another
forums or documentation.
I have 2 jobs on my jenkins server.
One creates node (EC2 amazon Windows machine) with application server
installed o
build trigger.
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> On Thursday, February 18, 2016, Moshe >
> wrote:
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>> Hey everyone.
>> After spending literally hours reading articles, watching videos and what
>> not, I'm officialy saying jenkins got the best of me.
>> My requirements are as simple a
Hey everyone.
After spending literally hours reading articles, watching videos and what
not, I'm officialy saying jenkins got the best of me.
My requirements are as simple as they can get. I need jenkins to work with
my Git repository and to trigger a build each time a change is made to the
bran