Installing Jenkins Using Docker

How to Install Jenkins on a Docker Container?

Jenkins is a popular automation server that allows developers to build, test, and deploy their applications efficiently. Using Docker, you can run Jenkins in an isolated container, making it easy to manage and deploy across different environments. Here’s a simple guide to get Jenkins running using Docker.

How to Install Jenkins Using Docker?

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Step 1: Install Docker

Before you can run Jenkins in Docker, you need to have Docker installed. Follow these steps to install Docker:

• For Linux: Install Docker by running the necessary package commands on your distribution. Visit Docker's official documentation for your specific Linux flavor.
• For Windows/MacOS: Download Docker Desktop from Docker’s official website and follow the installation steps.

Ensure Docker is working by running this command in the terminal:

bash docker --version

Step 2: Pull the Official Jenkins Docker Image