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The image comes with [[OpenSSH Concepts#sshd]] and a JDK. The Jenkins master will use ssh to connect into the agent's sshd. A SSH key based on unique Jenkins master instance identity can be injected in container on startup, obviating the need for password. | The image comes with [[OpenSSH Concepts#sshd|sshd]] and a JDK. The Jenkins master will use ssh to connect into the agent's sshd. A SSH key based on unique Jenkins master instance identity can be injected in container on startup, obviating the need for password. | ||
===jenkins/jnlp-slave=== | ===jenkins/jnlp-slave=== | ||
Revision as of 21:02, 23 April 2018
External
Internal
Overview
ID: docker-plugin
Concepts
Docker Agent
Jenkins can interact with agents executing as containers within a Docker instance. The agent containers must be based on one of the following base images:
jenkins/ssh-slave
The image comes with sshd and a JDK. The Jenkins master will use ssh to connect into the agent's sshd. A SSH key based on unique Jenkins master instance identity can be injected in container on startup, obviating the need for password.
jenkins/jnlp-slave
jenkins/slave
Installation
Manually from the UI or:
/usr/local/bin/install-plugins.sh docker-plugin