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- Configuring credentials
There are numerous 3rd-party sites and applications that can interact withJenkins, for example, artifact repositories, cloud-based storage systems andservices, and so on.
A systems administrator of such an application can configure credentials in theapplication for dedicated use by Jenkins. This would typically be done to 'lockdown' areas of the application’s functionality available to Jenkins, usually byapplying access controls to these credentials. Once a Jenkins manager (i.e. aJenkins user who administers a Jenkins site) adds/configures these credentialsin Jenkins, the credentials can be used by Pipeline projects to interact withthese 3rd party applications. Personal workout 2 1.
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- anywhere applicable throughout Jenkins (i.e. global credentials),
- by a specific Pipeline project/item (read more about this in theHandling credentialssection of Using a Jenkinsfile),
- by a specific Jenkins user (as is the case forPipeline projects created in Blue Ocean).
Jenkins can store the following types of credentials:
- Secret text - a token such as an API token (e.g. a GitHub personal accesstoken),
- Username and password - which could be handled as separate components or asa colon separated string in the format
username:password
(read more aboutthis inHandling credentials), - Secret file - which is essentially secret content in a file,
- SSH Username with private key - anSSH public/private key pair,
- Certificate - a PKCS#12 certificatefile and optional password, or
- Docker Host Certificate Authentication credentials.
Credential security
To maximize security, credentials configured in Jenkins are stored in anencrypted form on the controller Jenkins instance (encrypted by the Jenkinsinstance ID) and are only handled in Pipeline projects via their credential IDs.
This minimizes the chances of exposing the actual credentials themselves toJenkins users and hinders the ability to copy functional credentials from oneJenkins instance to another.
Configuring credentials
This section describes procedures for configuring credentials in Jenkins.
Credentials can be added to Jenkins by any Jenkins user who has the Credentials> Create permission (set through Matrix-based security). These permissionscan be configured by a Jenkins user with the Administer permission. Read moreabout this in theAuthorization section ofManaging Security.
Otherwise, any Jenkins user can add and configure credentials if theAuthorization settings of your Jenkins instance’s Configure Global Securitysettings page is set to the default Logged-in users can do anything setting orAnyone can do anything setting.
Adding new global credentials
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To add new global credentials to your Jenkins instance:
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- If required, ensure you are logged in to Jenkins (as a user with theCredentials > Create permission).
- From the Jenkins home page (i.e. the Dashboard of the Jenkins classic UI),click Credentials > System on the left.
- Under System, click the Global credentials (unrestricted) link to accessthis default domain.
- Click Add Credentials on the left.
Note: If there are no credentials in this default domain, you could alsoclick the add some credentials link (which is the same as clicking the AddCredentials link). - From the Kind field, choose thetype of credentials to add.
- From the Scope field, choose either: Harrison mixbus 3 0 1508 download free.
- Global - if the credential/s to be added is/are for a Pipelineproject/item. Choosing this option applies the scope of the credential/s tothe Pipeline project/item 'object' and all its descendent objects.
- System - if the credential/s to be added is/are for the Jenkins instanceitself to interact with system administration functions, such as emailauthentication, agent connection, etc. Choosing this option applies thescope of the credential/s to a single object only.
- Add the credentials themselves into the appropriate fields for your chosencredential type:
- Secret text - copy the secret text and paste it into the Secret field.
- Username and password - specify the credential’s Username and Passwordin their respective fields.
- Secret file - click the Choose file button next to the File field toselect the secret file to upload to Jenkins.
- SSH Username with private key - specify the credentials Username,Private Key and optional Passphrase into their respective fields.
Note: Choosing Enter directly allows you to copy the private key’s textand paste it into the resulting Key text box. - Certificate - specify the Certificate and optional Password. ChoosingUpload PKCS#12 certificate allows you to upload the certificate as a filevia the resulting Upload certificate button.
- Docker Host Certificate Authentication - copy and paste the appropriatedetails into the Client Key, Client Certificate and Server CACertificate fields.
- In the ID field, specify a meaningful credential ID value - for example,
jenkins-user-for-xyz-artifact-repository
. You can use upper- or lower-caseletters for the credential ID, as well as any valid separator character.However, for the benefit of all users on your Jenkins instance, it is best touse a single and consistent convention for specifying credential IDs.
Note: This field is optional. If you do not specify its value, Jenkinsassigns a globally unique ID (GUID) value for the credential ID. Bear in mindthat once a credential ID is set, it can no longer be changed. - Specify an optional Description for the credential/s.
- Click OK to save the credentials.
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