DevOps Series#4: Setup Jenkins on Linux for Continuous Automated Pipeline

🚀 Setup Jenkins Master & Slave on Linux for CI Pipeline 🚀

Welcome back to our channel, DevOps enthusiasts! In today's tutorial, we will walk you through the process of setting up Jenkins Master and Slave nodes on Linux for a robust Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline.

🔍 What You'll Learn:

Introduction to Jenkins Master-Slave Architecture: Understand the benefits and use cases.
Prerequisites: What you need before starting the setup.
Installing Jenkins Master: Step-by-step guide to get your Jenkins Master up and running.
Configuring Jenkins Master: Essential configurations for optimal performance.
Setting Up Jenkins Slave: Detailed instructions to set up and connect Slave nodes.
Configuring Nodes and Labels: How to manage and utilize nodes effectively.
Creating and Running a CI Job: Practical demonstration of setting up a CI job using the Master-Slave architecture.
🛠 Tools & Technologies:

Jenkins
Linux (Ubuntu/Debian/CentOS)
SSH
Java
📋 Prerequisites:

Basic understanding of Jenkins and CI/CD pipelines.
Access to Linux servers for both Jenkins Master and Slave.
🔗 Resources & Commands:

Jenkins Documentation
GitHub Repository with configuration files and scripts.
💡 Why This Setup?

Scalability: Distribute the workload across multiple nodes.
Efficiency: Parallelize builds to speed up the CI process.
Resource Management: Optimize the use of hardware resources.
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