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Jenkins Powered by GlobalSolutions

Jenkins is a Continuous Integration (CI) server written in Java for testing and reporting on isolated changes in a larger code base in real time. The software enables developers to find and solve defects in a code base rapidly and to automate testing of their builds. It provides Continuous Integration services for software development, which can be started via command line or web application server.

We have made it easy for the user to start using the features of the product rather than spending time installing and configuring it. We have made this production ready and bundled it with all the components required to run this application. We have also ensured the image is hardened so it is secured from all existing vulnerabilities.

Why Subscribe to Our Offering in AWS Marketplace

Accessing Your AMI from AWS Marketplace

To get started with your Jenkins stack:

  1. Subscribe: Purchase the Jenkins AMI from the AWS Marketplace.
  2. Connect via RDP:
    • In the AWS Console, select your launched instance and click Connect.
    • Choose RDP Client, upload your .pem key file, and decrypt the password using your private key.
    • Download the .rdp file and connect using the username Administrator and the decrypted password.
For more information, refer to the AWS Windows Instance Connection Guide.

Installation Paths and Versions

The Jenkins stack is installed in standard Windows directories for easy access:

Category Packages Version Location
Jenkins Jenkins 2.555.3 C:\Program Files\Jenkins

Getting Started with Jenkins

The Jenkins offering from GlobalSolutions comes pre-packaged with all dependent components. All you have to do is subscribe to our AMI and start using it right away.

Accessing the Application

First-Time Setup: After logging in as Administrator, change the default credentials immediately:
  1. Navigate to http://localhost:8080/jenkins/user/admin/configure.
  2. Update the admin password and email address with your own details.
  3. Save your changes and re-login with your new credentials.

Making Jenkins Accessible from the Web

  1. Allocate an Elastic IP in the AWS Console and associate it with your instance.
  2. If you have a domain name, update your DNS A record to point to the Elastic IP.
  3. Access Jenkins externally via:
    • http://<elasticip>:8080/jenkins/login
    • http://<domainname>:8080/jenkins/login
Security Tip: Configure security groups to allow inbound traffic on port 8080 from trusted sources only.

AWS Cost Optimizer — CloudInsider

Our other popular offering is the AWS Cost Optimizer aka CloudInsider, available in AWS Marketplace. This service has helped our customers save significantly on AWS and other cloud spending. It is easy to subscribe and you can see the savings in minutes.

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Support

For any questions or assistance with our AWS Marketplace offering, reach out to us at support@theglobalsolutions.net.