Installation and uninstallation of jenkins plug-in

Description

Most of the functions of Jenkins are implemented by plug-ins, so you must be aware of the installation and uninstallation of jenkins plug-ins.

Configure the plug-in agent

Jenkins often fails to install plug-ins, so you can solve this problem by configuring the jenkins agent. As follows:

System Administration → plug-in Management:

Advanced → proxy settings:

In the screenshot above, we only need to enter the proxy server address, port, user name and password to complete the configuration of the jenkins plug-in agent.

Second, install plug-ins

The installation of the Jenkins plug-in can be divided into automatic installation and manual installation, which are described below.

2.1 automatically install plug-ins

Automatically install plug-ins, we only need to select the plug-ins that need to be installed in jenkins's web plug-in management, and jenkins will automatically download and install them from its official repository. Take the installation of Email Extension Plugin plug-ins as an example. The installation steps of other plug-ins are similar, as follows:

Optional plug-in-select "Email Extension Plugin plug-in" plug-in-install directly

At this point, the Email Extension Plugin plug-in is installed, which can be seen in the installed plug-in.

2.2 manually install the plug-in

If jenkins cannot connect to the public network, to install the jenkins plug-in, you can only install it manually. Here we take the manual installation of the git plug-in as an example.

First, we need to find the source package of the git plug-in, as follows:

Http://mirror.xmission.com/jenkins/plugins/git/3.2.0/

After downloading the Git plug-in, we log in to the plug-in management page of jenkins and install it manually, as follows:

Advanced → upload plug-in → browsing → upload

The git plug-in installation is complete, which can be seen in the installed list.

List of jenkins plug-in addresses that can be downloaded faster:

Http://mirror.xmission.com/jenkins/plugins/

Https://updates.jenkins-ci.org/download/plugins/

Http://ftp.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp/pub/misc/jenkins/plugins/

Http://ftp.tsukuba.wide.ad.jp/software/jenkins/plugins/

III. Uninstall the plug-in

There are two ways to uninstall the Jenkins plug-in: the first is to uninstall through the web page, and the second is to uninstall the plug-in by manually deleting the relevant files. The following are described separately.

3.1 Uninstall the plug-in through web

Uninstall the jenkins plug-in through the web page. Let's take the git plug-in as an example, as follows:

Installed-git plugin- uninstall

For the uninstall of the plug-in to take effect immediately, we need to restart the jenkins service. You can restart jenkins through the web page, as follows:

Http://192.168.10.78:8080/restart

Or restart the jenkins service

Service Jenkins restart

Except for the restart command in url above, other commands can be queried as follows:

System Administration-Jenkins CLI (jenkins Command Line)

Http://192.168.10.78:8080/cli/

3.2 uninstall plug-ins manually

Install jenkins in yum mode. The default home directory is / var/lib/jenkins/.

Cd / var/lib/jenkins/plugins/

Rm-fr git

Service jenkins restart