inetsoftware/jenkins-discovery-data repository overview

⁠Jenkins Discovery

##Quickstart

Run the folliwng command from the bash:

curl -fsSL http://j.mp/jenkins-discovery | bash -s --

It will download the newest version of the build.sh (then the repository) and and tries to run docker-compose -f <yml> up -d to start the whole discovery setup.

##Manual start

###Preparations

You need docker see here⁠

You need docker-compose to run the current setup and you need to specify HOST_ADDRESS as environment variable.

• For docker-compose:

  apt-get install python-pip # if you are on Ubuntu or similar
  pip install docker-compose functools32
  

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• The HOST_ADDRESS - this IP will be used to advertise the correct IP to Nginx for the redirects.

  export HOST_ADDRESS=X.X.X.X
  

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⁠Running the discovery

From this directory run:

docker-compose build && docker-compose up

##Running the Jenkins Docker container

Our setup is based up on the inetsoftware/jenkins-autosetup iamge. You need to specify some more environment variables for the docker process to correctly register and use the Jenkins with this auto discovery.

export SERVICE_NAME=<your service name>
docker run -dp 80:8080 -e AUTOSETUP="svn://<user>:<password>@<url>/<path>" -e SERVICE_8080_NAME="$SERVICE_NAME"" -e JENKINS_OPTS="--prefix=/$SERVICE_NAME" -e SERVICE_8080_TAGS=jenkins inetsoftware/jenkins-autosetup

Please make sure that the SERVICE_NAME does only contain urlencodable characters. e.g. do not use spaces or special chars.