I want to optimize the load of the server that host Jenkins node:
Allow the jobs that actively using CPU to utilize the server up to its declared capacity (e.g. run as many as CPU cores the host has) while allowing the jobs that are not really using CPU to run freely.
The most straightforward thing for my purposes would be to put a restriction on node which would limit only the number of jobs that are not in “waiting for child job to complete” state.

I want to optimize the load of the server that host Jenkins node:
Allow the jobs that actively using CPU to utilize the server up to its declared capacity (e.g. run as many as CPU cores the host has) while allowing the jobs that are not really using CPU to run freely.
The most straightforward thing for my purposes would be to put a restriction on node which would limit only the number of jobs that are not in “waiting for child job to complete” state.

i am trying to have one active choice parameter that called pg1 as shown below with checkboxes value

i am trying to have one active choice parameter that called pg1 as shown below with checkboxes value

i am trying to have one active choice parameter that called pg1 as shown below with checkboxes value

i am trying to have one active choice parameter that called pg1 as shown below with checkboxes value

i am trying to have one active choice parameter that called pg1 as shown below with checkboxes value

I’ve seen the Pipeline Graph View shows ( <div class="PWGx-PipelineGraph-container"> in html ) in official jenkins pipeline as below ( i.e.: https://ci.jenkins.io/job/Core/job/jenkins/job/master/6501/ ):

I’m using the editable email notifications plugin in Jenkins, and in the email body I specified this:

I installed the https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Workspace+Cleanup+Plugin 0.46