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🌐 Setting up Jenkins

⚠️ All configurations shown in this manual are simple and hypothetical examples. Adaptations may be necessary depending on the topology and structure of your environment.

This guide shows how to install the Jenkins DevOps Pack directly from the SaveinCloud Marketplace.

📌 What is the Jenkins DevOps Pack?​

The Jenkins DevOps Pack is a pre-configured package available in the SaveinCloud Marketplace, providing a complete CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery) solution using Jenkins as the main automation engine.

With it, development teams can:

  • Automate building, testing, and deploying applications;
  • Easily integrate with Git repositories (GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket);
  • Orchestrate delivery pipelines with greater agility and reliability;
  • Manage plugins, agents, and jobs centrally.

This package is optimized to run on the Virtuozzo/Jelastic platform, offering scalability, resource flexibility, and simplified integration with other technologies hosted on SaveinCloud. Thus, you get a ready-to-use DevOps environment without the need for complex manual configurations.

Part 1 - Installing Jenkins via Marketplace.​

With the SaveinCloud panel open, we will first access the Marketplace tab.

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With the Marketplace tab open, we will search for "Jenkins" and proceed with the installation.

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Confirm the installation and wait for it to finish.

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What are the Workers in Jenkins DevOps Pack?​

  • Each worker represents a Jenkins instance/agent that will be available to execute builds, pipelines, and jobs in parallel.
  • In other words, they are execution nodes (slaves/agents) that process tasks delegated by the Jenkins Master.
  • The higher the number of workers, the greater the parallelism capacity and scale to run multiple pipelines simultaneously.

After the installation is complete, a screen will be displayed with some instructions to access the Jenkins configuration page, the access credentials are sent by email.

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Part 2 - Accessing the Jenkins page​

Use the link provided at the end of the installation and the credentials sent by email to access the Jenkins page:

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After logging in, you can make the necessary configurations in the Jenkins panel. For more information, consult the official Jenkins documentation:

https://www.jenkins.io/doc