Sudo firewall-cmd -reload How to access Jenkins Sudo firewall-cmd -add-service=http -permanent If you’re not already allowing HTTP traffic through the firewall, enable this now with the following commands: Now, you can start and enable the service with: When installation finishes, reload the systemctl daemon with this command: You can now install Jenkins with this command: Now, to import the Jenkins GPG key, use this: We now need to add the official Jenkins repository with the following: Sudo dnf install wget curl -y How to install the Jenkins repository Next, install wget and curl with this command: Start by opening a terminal window and installing Java OpenJDK with this command: Next, we’re going to install the required dependencies. Sudo timedatectl set-timezone TIMEZONE How to install the necessary dependencies
Now, find your timezone in this list and set it with the following, where TIMEZONE is the correct time zone for your area: To check, log into your instance of Rocky Linux and view the list of time zones with this command: The first thing we want to do is make sure your Rocky Linux server is in the right time zone. To follow along, you’ll need a running instance of Rocky Linux 9 and a user with sudo privileges. The installation is relatively straightforward and shouldn’t take more than five to 10 minutes. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through how to install Jenkins on Rocky Linux 9. The key features of Jenkins include deployment-ready staging, extensibility, test customization, third-party integrations, process, workflow management, configuration management, reporting, access control and automation. SEE: Hiring kit: Back-end Developer (TechRepublic Premium)
One such tool is Jenkins, which supports more than 1,000 plugins for the building, deploying and automating of agile projects. Image: Andreas Prott/Adobe Stockįor any company looking to make agile development a reality, there are certain tools you’ll want to make available for your teams. Find out how to install it on Rocky Linux. Jenkins is a platform aimed at making Continuous Delivery and Continuous Integration not only possible but much easier. How to install the Jenkins CI/CD platform on Rocky Linux
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