azure-quickstart-templates/jenkins-on-ubuntu

Install a Jenkins Master and Slave node on Ubuntu Virtual Machines using Custom Script Linux Extension

This template deploys a Jenkins master node on an Ubuntu virtual machines and multiple Jenkin slave nodes on two additional VM. This template also provisions a storage account, virtual network, availability sets, public IP addresses and network interfaces required by the installation.

The example expects the following parameters:

Name	Description
storageAccountPrefix	Unique DNS Name for the Storage Account where the Virtual Machine's disks will be placed (multiple storage accounts are created with this template using this value as a prefix for the storage account name)
adminUsername	Admin user name for the Virtual Machines
adminPassword	Admin password for the Virtual Machine
region	Region name where the corresponding Azure artifacts will be created
virtualNetworkName	Name of the Virtual Network that is created and that resources will be deployed in to
dnsName	The domain name portion of the publicly accessible Jenkin master {domainName}.{region}.cloudapp.azure.com (e.g. mydomainname.westus.cloudapp.azure.com)
masterVmSize	The size of the Jenkins Master node VM. Default = Standard_D3
slaveVmSize	The size of the Jenkins slave node VM(s). Default = Standard_D3
slaveNodes	The number of Jenkins Slave nodes. Default = 1

Topology

This template deploys a Jenkins master and a configurable number of Jenkins slave nodes.
The master node is exposed on a public IP address that you can access through a browser on port :8080 as well as SSH on the standard port.

##Known Issues and Limitations

• The template does not currently configure SSL on master or slave nodes.
• The template uses username/password for provisioning and would ideally use an SSH key
• The deployment scripts are not currently idempotent and this template should only be used for provisioning a new master and slave.