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This is my Jenkins EC2 configuration:

• URL: $JENKINS_URL/configureClouds/
• Add new cloud: Amazon EC2
• Name: Amazon EC2 eu-central-1
• Amazon EC2 Credentials: AKIA...
• Region: eu-central-1
• EC2 Key Pair's Private Key: ubuntu
• Test connection: success
• Advanced...
• Instance Cap: 3
• No delay provisioning: checked
• Add AMI
• Description: Linux node
• AMI ID: ami-0293...
• Check AMI: 05052029...
• Instance Type: T3aMedium
• EBS Optimized: checked
• Monitoring: checked
• T2 Unlimited: checked
• Security group names: sg-0c2d... (opens SSH port 22)
• Remote FS root: ./jenkins
• Remote user: ubuntu
• AMI Type: unix
• Labels: aws ubuntu linux
• Usage: Use this node as much as possible
• Idle termination time: 30
• Advanced...
• Number of executors: 2
• Stop/Disconnect on Idle Timeout: checked
• Minimum number of instances: 1
• Minimum number of spare instances: 0
• Instance cap: 10
• Block device mapping: /dev/sda1=snap-0eadbe3f...:200:true:gp2, /dev/sdb=ephemeral0, /dev/sdc=ephemeral1
• Associate Public IP: checked
• Connection Strategy: Public DNS
• Host Key Verification Strategy: off
• Maximum Total Uses: 10
• Environment variables: checked (not listing all environment variables)
• Tool locations: checked (not listing all tool locations)

With this configuration, I would expect that at least 1 EC2 instance would be started, but no instance is started.

In the nodes page in Jenkins when I hit the provision via button, I get an error:

Oops! A problem occurred while processing the request. Logging ID=8ead3651-3809-4a47-984c-e0e494c705bb

In /log/all I have:

I'm creating a filterable table. The first column contains checkboxes for selecting rows, and eventually the user can do some actions with the selections.

On filter, I am doing:

Create a function called priceFilter that returns all the items whose price is under a certain amount.

The function should take in two arguments, an array of items and an amount (a number) return an array of items that have a price below the amount. For example, here's what the function should return when we pass in the sample items and the amount 50:

I still have two problems testCart2 returns undefined for some reason even though it prints all the correct items. I set the for loop to run until end of array so not sure why its undefined instead of just ending at the last item like the rest do. The second issue is that an empty array should return [].

I will enter all the code I have so far for the project so anyone can test it. Thank you for your help.

I'm trying to setup a Jenkins server with EC2 plugin such that all builds are executed by the EC2 instances, which act as agents for the master server.

While trying to save the cloud configuration for 'Amazon EC2' cloud in the Jenkins master, it fails with an exception. Checking in the Jenkins logs, I see this exception:

I'm trying to make it so my Jenkins job builds automatically when I push to a gitlab repository. For this, im using the 'GitLab Plugin' for Jenkins.

Here is what's working:

• I can build the job manually.
• Jenkins can access my GitLab project using an API key.

Here is the problem: I configured my Jenkins project and it gave me a URL to use with a GitLab webhook. I also use a secret token.

In GitLab, I add this webhook using the EXACT same url that the plugin gives me, and I add the secret token as well. I disable SSH. Upon testing, it returns HTTP 404 with the following message:

I am working on a Jenkins plugin that uses an HTML form on a page that's generated using Jelly and Stapler requests. After upgrading to a newer version of Jenkins, POSTs from this form stopped working, giving me the following 403 error from Jenkins:

I use jQuery for playing sound. If I click my .sound_control button a few times, the sound always restarts from the beginning. I would need a pause function instead of that.

This is my code:

I am using Kubernetes Jenkins to build the project, but sometimes when Jenkins starts a pod, it shows launching..... then suspended. and when I check the log output it shows 404.

So, basically I have a data frame with lots of 'sets of positions' of items, and I want to calculate a distance matrix for each set of items. I could do this using a for loop and adding to a list, but I think there must be a more elegant method using dplyr, purrr or similar but I'm drawing a complete blank on how to proceed.

So let's assume my data frame looks like this: