Jenkins
  • Introduction
  • 1. Jenkins Basics
    • 1.1 Run Jenkins as-is
    • 1.2 Installation of Jenkins
    • 1.3 Installation of jenkins on Tomcat
  • 2. Jenkins Configurations
    • 2.1 Configure Jenkins Slave
    • 2.2 Configure SonarQube with Jenkins
    • 2.3 Configure SilkCentral with Jenkins
    • 2.4 Configure TestNG with Jenkins
  • 3. How to use Jenkins
    • 3.1 Create jobs
    • 3.2 Run jobs
    • 3.3 Run Single Job Parallely in Multiple slaves
  • 4. Jenkins Integrations
    • 4.1 Analysis with SonarQube using Jenkins
    • 4.2 SCTM Result Analysis with Jenkins
    • 4.3 TestNG Result Analysis with Jenkins
  • 5. Jenkins Advanced
    • 5.1Jenkins Challenges
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  1. 3. How to use Jenkins

3.2 Run jobs

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Step 1− Once the build is scheduled, it will run. The following Build history section shows that a build is in progress.

Step 2− Once the build is completed, a status of the build will show if the build was successful or not. In our case, the following build has been executed successfully. Click on the #1 in the Build history to bring up the details of the build.

Step 3− Click on the Console Output link to see the details of the build

Apart from the steps shown above there are just so many ways to create a build job, the options available are many, which what makes Jenkins such a fantastic continuous deployment/continuous integration tool.