Write directory title here
1. Jenkins environment variables
Jenkins environment variables are global variables exposed through the env keyword and can be used anywhere in the Jenkins file
1. Classification of environment variables
a. System built-in environment variables
BUILD_NUMBER
BUILD_URL
JOB_NAME
GIT_URL
b. User-defined environment variables
Global environment variable entry Dashboard -> System Management (Manage Jenkins) -> System Configuration (Configure System) -> Global Properties
2. Use of environment variables
Linux deployment: $ variable name
Windows deployment: % variable name%
3. Console output
2. Jenkins node configuration
The built-in node (built-in or master) built by docker lacks many environments and
requires multiple machines to execute Jenkins tasks at the same time.
Different Jenkins tasks have different operating environment requirements.
1. Common nodes of Jenkins
Built-in node
SSH node
Java web node
2. Preparation
java environment
firewall settings
connection username/password
3. SSH node configuration
4. Java web node configuration
5. Java web node configuration detailed steps
https://blog.csdn.net/YZL40514131/article/details/130142810
3. Jenkins node environment variables
When Jenkins is building, if you use a node to build, there may be some personalized environment variables, which need to be managed separately in the node
1. Node tool configuration
The order of use of node tools Node tool > Global tool Node
tool configuration method First configure the global tool, then configure the node tool
Global tool path Dashboard -> System Management (Manage Jenkins) -> Global Tool Configuration (Global Tool Configuration)
node tool configuration path Dashboard -> System Management (Manage Jenkins) -> Node Management (Manage Nodes and Clouds) -> Configure Slave Node -> Node Properties -> Tool Location
2. Node environment variable configuration
The order of use of node environment variables Node environment variables > Global environment variables Global environment variable
path Dashboard -> System Management (Manage Jenkins) -> System Configuration (Configure System) -> Global properties Node environment
variable configuration path Dashboard -> System Management (Manage Jenkins) Jenkins) -> Node Management (Manage Nodes and Clouds) -> Configure Slave Node -> Node Properties -> Environment Variables
4. Practical exercise - Jenkins Job specified node operation
In the work, the specified node is usually used to run the job, such as windows to execute the ui test.
Specify the path of the node to run the job. Select a job -> Configuration -> General -> Restrict the running node of the project (Restrict where this project can be run)
1. Create a job task
2. Configure the job task
3. Build
4. Console output
