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jcasc-conf

Wrapper for running Jenkins with prebuilt docker images with JCasC

How to use

docker-compose.yml refers to images available in DockerHub, to start up your Jenkins simply pull the repository and run

./jcasc.sh up

It will use the latest version of jcasc and jcasc-agent images from DockerHub. But it is also possible, and recommended, to always specify which version of the image you want to use. You can also specify how many jcasc-agent based containers you want to use to serve as build agents, e.g.

./jcasc.sh up version=sha-8ddfdb5 scale=3

To change the configuration edit/add yaml file in casc_config folder on the machine where you run your Jenkins and reload configuration using JCasC. Details about JCasC available here

Login credentials

Check docker-compose.yml to learn what are the username (JENKINS_RUNNER) and password (JENKINS_PASSWORD) of the Jenkins user. That is just a basic and rather unsecure example where empty environment variables take default values. There are of course much more safe ways of doing that. More details later.

Where do the images come from?

In a Praqma/jcasc-core you can find Dockerfiles for both Jenkins and build agent. Every time new commits appear on master the images are build and pushed to DockerHub - you can always check the latest released version there:

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