Catalog of useful Jenkinsfiles
The Jenkinsfiles in this repository use a Kubernetes cluster as the build agent, but the agent can be reconfigured to another target without affecting most other features.
These Jenkinsfiles are designed to be usable as-is. In most cases all you need to do is copy the desired Jenkinsfile to your repository and remove the dot prefix leaving the name Jenkinsfile and Jenkins pipeline based jobs will automatically pick up the file as your job configuration.
https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/
Docker build, tag, and push with tagging based off of git commit ID through Powershell
Docker build, tag, and push with tagging based off of git commit ID
Execute arbitrary commands against an EKS cluster using IAM authentication
Kubectl apply Kubernetes YAML files to the same cluster that Jenkins is running in -- requires a pre-existing jenkins service account on the target cluster and by default looks for Kubernetes YAMLs in a directory named kubernetes
Execute arbitrary SQL scripts on any MySQL compatible database, enabling Jenkins to function as a centralized database management system
Export the schema of a MySQL compatible database
Load SSH credentials and a known_hosts file in order to execute authenticated SSH commands
Generate and archive self-signed SSL certs and keys
Destroy arbitrary Terraform infrastructure using AWS credentials loaded through the Jenkins credential store. Useful to replace the complementary terraform.Jenkinsfile when a Terraform managed environment is being decommissioned
Allows you to target and destroy the infrastructure contained in arbitrary Terraform state files. Only supports S3 backends in its current state, but can easily be modified
In order for this Jenkinsfile to work properly you will still need to define a provider and backend in Terraform code before executing
Apply arbitrary Terraform code using AWS credentials loaded through Jenkins credential store