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You can now look into the file system directly: `cd /var/jenkins_home`
### Adding a Jenkins agent using a WebSocket connection (instead of SSH)
You can add a Jenkins agent using a WebSocket connection, instead of SSH. This does not require to allow connection from Jenkins controller to your agent server. Your agent server only requires a connection to the ALB of Jenkins controller.
To add a Jenkins agent with a WebSocket connection, add a node from `System Configuration -> Nodes -> New Node` and configure the launch method as follows:
![websocket connection](docs/imgs/websocket.png)
## How it works
This project requires several architectural considerations, which we will cover in this section.
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