Do you want to start learning Packer, but don’t know where to start? Don’t worry, we got you covered. In this article, we will explain what is packer all about, and its uses.

Do you know, with Jenkins you can retrieve an output from Jenkins and use it in other pipeline jobs. In this tutorial, we will explain about the same - Jenkins Artifacts and Fingerprint.

Using a conditional expression, you can control Jenkins stage to run when a condition is validated. On the other hand, you can also pause the script for user input when running a stage. In this tutorial, we’ll explain what are conditions, user input confirmation, and How does Jenkins handle them?

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Variables and parameters allow you to define values that can be referenced throughout your pipeline. They let you customize builds by assigning variable values. You’ve probably heard about them before but maybe you don’t know just what they do or how they work. That’s okay – In this tutorial, we’ll talk about what variables and parameters are and why you might need them.

A quick and easy way to automate deployment and CI/CD is using Jenkins pipelines. There’s no excuse not to have a continuous delivery / continuous integration workflow in place! Learn how to easily set up Jenkins Pipelines today! In this tutorial, we’ll cover the basic definitions and syntax declarations for Jenkins Pipeline.

Did you end up in An error occurred during installation: Forbidden error on fresh Jenkins install? If you did, we are here to provide a solution for the error.

Do you want to configure Jenkins as a windows service in your node machine on Jenkins 2.366 or higher version? On this version and above, you cannot install Jenkins as a service directly on agent machine but we got you covered. In this tutorial, we will explain how to configure Jenkins agent in Windows Operating System with Jenkins master version 2.366.

With terraform you can also run any native commands related to the operating system, or copy files from your local machine and run them. In this tutorial, we’ll show you all the ways on how to run native OS commands, copy and run scripts from your local machine to your instance.

This is a sample terraform script which shows how you can deploy VPC, subnet, routes, instance and output the instance’s public ip. We want to use this environment for Jenkins. So, we have added a keyword called “jenk” in all the resources to recognize them easily in AWS.