How to create a serverless Jenkins
In this tutorial, we will be using Terraform to create a serverless Jenkins environment on AWS ECS Fargate. There will be two components to our Jenkins environment: the Jenkins controller and the Jenkins agents. The controller, as it sounds, is the central server that is used to control the Jenkins environment. You can think of the controller as your typical Jenkins server. The agents are containers that we will use to run our Jenkins jobs. When we kick off a job, the controller will spin up an agent container to run the job, and once the job is completed, the agent container will be terminated.
1. Articles used to achieve this: / provisioning-a-serverless-jenkins-environm... , shout out to Matt little for putting this together.
2. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/devops/b... shout out to the AWS Team for putting this together.
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