Setup Jenkins X
How to setup Jenkins X?
Getting Started
How to get quickly up and running with Jenkins X
Get setup locally
First you will need to get the jx command line tool locally on your machine.
Then you can use the jx command line to create a new Kubernetes cluster with Jenkins X installed automatically.
If you already have a Kubernetes cluster, then install Jenkins X on your Kubernetes cluster with Jenkins X Boot.
Once you have Jenkins X set up and running
When you have a Kubernetes cluster with Jenkins X installed, check out your next steps.
Other options
In case you’re looking for something else then straight up Jenkins X, there are a few options:
- CloudBees Jenkins X Distribution - monthly releases, battle tested and verified by CloudBees. Optional commercial support is available as well for extra piece of mind
- CloudBees CI-CD powered by Jenkins X - CI/CD as a service so you don’t need to worry about setting up and manage Jenkins X
Create your first project
Now that you've setup the platform, let's create your first project.
Build, test and preview an app
This walkthrough helps you understand how to build, test and preview your app in various built-in **environments** in Jenkins X
Promotion and Environments
Promote new versions of your application to environments
Demos, talks and blog posts
A list of useful demos, talks and blog posts to continue on your getting started journey.
What's next?
What to do after Jenkins X is installed on a Kubernetes cluster
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Last modified December 10, 2019: release 0.0.1336 (51e0ab5)