You don't install Jenkins on slave. You typically install Jenkins only on
one machine, and then use something, like ssh, to get slaves running on
other machines. The "slave.jar" is only one file and a slave directory is
different than the one on the master.
Cheers
Cheers
Le 24 juil. 2015 1:48 PM,
Hi,
What am I saying is, should I install Jenkins as a service on slave even
though It will have same configuration as it's master. Will that affect the
performance in a positive way?
Regards
On Wednesday, July 22, 2015 at 4:23:07 PM UTC+3, Ozcan Ovunc wrote:
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> I know it is not needed to ins
Hi,
I think you should rephrase because I personally am not sure I understand
what you need.
Cheers
Le 22 juil. 2015 3:23 PM, "Ozcan Ovunc" a écrit :
> I know it is not needed to install Jenkins on the slave machine. And this
> way, master shares it's configuration settings with it's slave over t
I know it is not needed to install Jenkins on the slave machine. And this
way, master shares it's configuration settings with it's slave over the
communication link, as far as I know.
Well my question is, does installing Jenkins on the slave machine with same
configuration affect the slave's
