How To Automate Jenkins Job Configuration Using Job DSL
Jenkins is a popular automation server, often used to orchestrate continuous integration (CI) and/or continuous deployment (CD) workflows. In this tutorial, you’ll use Job DSL to configure two demo jobs: one that prints a ‘Hello World’ message in the console, and one that runs a pipeline from a Git repository. If you follow the tutorial to the end, you will have a minimal Job DSL script that you can build on for your own use cases.