Jenkins is an open-source automation server platform built on Java that can be used with a wide variety of plugins to automate any server task. It can be downloaded and installed on Windows, Linux, macOS X, or as a Docker or Kubernetes container.
Read below to learn how to configure your Jenkins environment for use with Filebase.
This guide will use a Windows client for configuration, but the steps and parameters will be the same regardless of which installation method you are using.
If you haven’t configured your Jenkins server prior, finish the installation by installing the recommended plugins and setting up your admin account.
2. Once logged into the Jenkins home page, select ‘Manage Jenkins’ from the left side bar menu.
3. Select ‘Manage Plugins’
4. Select the ‘Available’ tab, search for ‘s3’, then select the ‘Artifact Manager on S3’ plugin.
Select the tick box next to ‘Artifact Manager on S3’ then select ‘Install without restart’ to install the Artifact Manager on S3 plugin.
5. Confirm that the Artifact Manager on S3 plugin has been installed.
6. Go back to the Manage Jenkins dashboard. Select ‘AWS’.