I’ve been following the official Jenkins documentation to create a multi-container setup where a Docker daemon container supports a Jenkins container and a separate Jenkins agent container.

I’ve been following the official Jenkins documentation to create a multi-container setup where a Docker daemon container supports a Jenkins container and a separate Jenkins agent container.

I’ve been following the official Jenkins documentation to create a multi-container setup where a Docker daemon container supports a Jenkins container and a separate Jenkins agent container.

In a Jenkins workflow, I have a Powershell step calling a docker login:

is it possible to somehow connect to the container that I am running inside Jenkins on the server? It is impossible to connect to the server with Jenkins, and the nodes are in a different network from me. Each build has different subnets for Jenkins (apparently the build is launched on different nodes), is it possible to forward the network there? I am running a container with postgres, and I can forward a port from Jenkins to the container, but since the build is launched each time on different nodes with different subnets, I do not know how to connect to it.

I’m trying to build a Docker image of Jenkins with a pre-defined list of plugins. However, I’m encountering an error during the build process.

I recently encountered a problem because google chrome has enabled blocking downloads from sites that are not confirmed by a certificate and to which login is via HTTP. Of course it is possible to download the resulting file from jenkins but it is cumbersome.
My jenkins instance is launched from a docker container currently using such a command with port pointing: “docker run -d -v Jenkins_Production:/var/jenkins_home -e "JAVA_OPTS=-Dorg.apache.commons.jelly.tags.fmt.timeZone=Europe/Warsaw -Duser.timezone=Europe/Warsaw" --name Jenkins_Production -p 80:8080 -p 50001:50000 --restart always jenkins_configured_16_05:latest
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The best way would be to redirect from host port 443 to the jenkins service only unfortunately there is already another service running on my server using port 443.
Here my question is if there is a possibility to use for example port 80 as https in jenkins and then upload a certificate to make the site fully secured ?
Thanks for your help

I want to securely handle Docker login credentials for my Jenkins worker node using the user data script. Instead of hardcoding the Docker username and password directly in the user data, is it possible to pull from AWS secret Manager?

TLDR: It seems that I forgot to EXPOSE Jenkins’ ports, such as 8080 and 50000, but Jenkins still works and I’m able to access the WEB UI. How come?

I get an error when trying to integrate the GitGuardian ggshield with Jenkins. I followed the directions GitGuardian mentioned on their docs at https://docs.gitguardian.com/ggshield-docs/integrations/cicd-integrations/jenkins-ci