Getting Started

How to get up and running with Jenkins X

Latest Jenkins X

Install the jx command line tool for your platform.
Next Create a cluster. You can use the jx command line to create a cluster or follow instructions for your platform of choice.
Once you have a Kubernetes cluster, then install Jenkins X on your Kubernetes cluster with Jenkins X Boot.
Then check out your next steps.

There are a few other ways for users to trial and run Jenkins X in production that have been developed from the Jenkins X open source project:

Stable distribution

The CloudBees Jenkins X Distribution - is released monthly based on the open source binary that is then battle tested and verified by CloudBees. CJXD is free to download and use, with optional paid commercial support available should you need it.

Jenkins X as a service

CloudBees CI-CD powered by Jenkins X - is CI/CD as a service so you don’t need to worry about setting up and managing Jenkins X. A Preview Experience of the new Jenkins X SaaS is currently available. Sign up here to try out the new Jenkins X Saas!

Step by Step Guide

There are many guides available that can take you through nuances for your platform if you search the web. This guide takes you through setting up a cluster on GKE and using GitHub with a custom DNS name.