Why you should embrace OpenSource. Jenkins-PowerShell-Containers
summary
A Jenkins pipeline that runs Pester and Script Analyzer checks inside a Docker container is built, shown working end to end with Docker Hub PowerShell images, pipeline Groovy snippets, and Jenkins plugins (Pester, NUnit). Windows agents connect over a JNLP Java agent port 31000, minikube + Kubernetes dashboard hosts the containerized Jenkins, and demos expose pitfalls: port mapping, Java 64‑bit, credential storage, and logs — the pipeline mostly runs despite a few setup hiccups.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:20Demo
- 9:45Prerequisites
- 13:30Containers
- 14:55Deployment
- 16:40Creating a service
- 22:00Getting started
- 23:15Creating jobs
- 33:25Scaling jobs
- 34:20Credentials
- 36:05Over 1000 plugins
- 37:38Source control
- 38:46Shell
- 42:50Unit testing
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