psharkey/jenkins-swarm-slave repository overview

⁠Jenkins Swarm Slave

From psharkey/toolbox⁠ with Jenkins Swarm⁠ capabilities.

⁠Example Usage

A version of the V2 docker-compose example⁠ is avaliable to illustrate how this image can be used.

1. Start the containters using docker-compose up -d
2. Use docker ps -f name=jenkinsswarmslave_master_1 --format "{{.Ports}}" to find the address:port for Jenkins (0.0.0.0:10080 for the following example)-

$ docker ps -f name=jenkinsswarmslave_master_1 --format "{{.Ports}}"
0.0.0.0:10080->8080/tcp
$

1. Browse to http://0.0.0.0:10080/configure (using the address:port from the previous step) and set the Jenkins URL to http://master:8080/ and hit Save
2. A single slave with 5 executors should connect automatically.
3. Use docker-compose scale slave=3 to see the 2 additional slaves.

⁠Teardown

When you're finished, use docker-compose stop and docker-compose rm to stop and remove the containers.

$ docker-compose stop
Stopping jenkinsswarmslave_slave_3 ... done
Stopping jenkinsswarmslave_slave_2 ... done
Stopping jenkinsswarmslave_master_1 ... done
Stopping jenkinsswarmslave_slave_1 ... done
$ docker-compose rm
Going to remove jenkinsswarmslave_slave_3, jenkinsswarmslave_slave_2, jenkinsswarmslave_master_1, jenkinsswarmslave_data_1, jenkinsswarmslave_slave_1
Are you sure? [yN] y
Removing jenkinsswarmslave_slave_3 ... done
Removing jenkinsswarmslave_slave_2 ... done
Removing jenkinsswarmslave_master_1 ... done
Removing jenkinsswarmslave_data_1 ... done
Removing jenkinsswarmslave_slave_1 ... done
$

⁠On DockerHub / GitHub

• DockerHub psharkey/novnc⁠
• GitHub psharkey/docker/jenkins-swarm-slave⁠