jenkins-jobs | Job definitions derived from jenkins-job-builders | Job Scheduling library

I'm new in docker. I want to create a docker container with Newman, Jenkins, Jenkins-job-builder. Please help me.

I built a docker image which bases on official Jenkins image https://hub.docker.com/r/jenkins/jenkins.

I used DockerFile. The build was successful, Jenkins app also runs successfully.

After running Jenkins I opened container as root docker exec -u 0 -it jenkins bash and tryed to add new job with jenkins-job-builder

jenkins-jobs --conf ./jenkins_jobs.ini update ./jobs.yaml

but I got bash: jenkins-jobs: command not found

There is my Dockerfile

I want to write data to CloudWatch using the AWS-SDK (or whatever may work).

I see this:

The only method that looks remotely like publishing data to CloudWatch is the putMetricData method..but it's hard to find an example of using this.

Does anyone know how to publish data to CloudWatch?

When I call this:

I have this sequence:

I am running a Jenkins server on a Windows 10 computer, as a service. In one of the Jenkins-jobs I have to perform tests using a COM application. The same computer is also used by the developers in their daily work over RDP, and the Jenkins-job in question is run in the night when no regular developer is using it. But if no user is logged in on the computer or using RDP, the script in the job fails to start the COM application with the following message:

The server process could not be started because the configured identity is incorrect. Check the username and password.

I found that the issue seems to be that the identity for the COM application is taken from the current interactive user, and if there is none, it fails, see

https://support.microsoft.com/en-my/help/305761/com-server-application-that-uses-interactive-user-identity-fails-to-lo

I cant seem to be able to solve my issue. I see two options:

1. Make sure that a user is logged in when the job is executed
2. Figure out how to run the COM application without an interactive user

For 1 i see the following solutions and why they do not work:

• Autologin on Windows start, and leave logged-in: Will not work since we use the computer in our daily work through RDP, which means that the local logged in user will be kicked out since we are only allowed one session at a time.
• Log in using RDP and then exit using the script tscon.exe 0 /dest:console which will leave the session open. Will not work since we are 15 people in the team using that machine over RDP, and people will forgett to use this command when they log of by the end of the day.

For 2, i am unable to find a way to do this.

Can I in Windows schedule a user to automaticall be logged in before the job starts? Can i use a second computer and scedule an RDP-session to the first computer, before the job is executed?

I am using Pipeline Maven Plugin 3.5.5 with Jenkins 2.89.2.

Due to large amount of dependencies between Maven projects, we rely mostly on snapshotDependencies() to ensure that Jenkins jobs are triggered in the right order. I want to re-use data stored in $JENKINS_HOME/jenkins-jobs/jenkins-jobs.mv.db H2 database to graph dependencies between jobs, not only rely on deatures available in Jenkins GUI.

If I copy out the H2 db file away from JENKINS_HOME and try to connect I get this:

I have a jenkins master with loads of pipeline (workflow) jobs. I need to change the scm git repo names in all the jobs using a groovy script run via script console.

I came across a bunch of answers for it to work in freestyle jobs. Also i came across a solution for pipeline job as this.

groovy to list Jenkins jobs with GIT URL used in jobs

It just lists downs the job names and the git repos.

I want to modify the git scm. Any suggestions?

The methods from the below Groovy class are invoked by some other pipeline script classes about which I don't know. All the println statements have been replaced by logger.info.

In our company we have a TFS server used for CI tasks (build & release) and as a Source Control server (we use Git). I would like to put under version control the TFS build & release configurations, something like Jenkins Job Builder for Jenkins.

The tool I am searching for should not only act as a sort of backup, but should allow us to reconfigure TFS simply launching a CLI command (like jenkins job builder's jenkins-jobs command).

Is there anything out there which accomplish to this requirement?

Regards

I have a jenkins pipeline which contains the following 3 stages(just description):

Stage 1: Calling a python script, that should return a list of version numbers for which a new release should be built

Stage 2: Call Jenkins-Jobs that do the built for every version number of Stage 1 in parallel.

Stage 3: After all built jobs have finished do other stuff with the built releases.

The issue I got is, I don't know how to process the output of the python script. How can I use a list, that is returned from a python function for the following Stages?

I call the python script via a bat command. I saw, there is the possibility to redirect the output of a batch command via returnStdout flag, but this only passes the output of the python script.

One possiblity I can think of is to store the list in a json file in the workspace and then read it back in with readJson in the pipeline. But maybe there is a more elegant solution to this.