Jenkins Templates for AWS CloudFormation
Jenkins Templates for AWS CloudFormation
Take a look at a few highly available Jenkins templates to sit behind the load balancer in AWS CloudFormation.
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Using our Infrastructure as Code templates will help you to bootstrap common setups on Amazon Web Services (AWS) within minutes. Our templates are exclusively designed for AWS CloudFormation, the Infrastructure as Code services on AWS. Learn more about our Templates for AWS CloudFormation on GitHub.
Jenkins 2.0: Highly Available Master
This template describes a Jenkins master in a highly available manner. If the master instance fails, it will be replaced automatically. All data stored on EFS where it is replicated across AZs and the file system can grow without a limit. The Jenkins master sits behind a load balancer to provide a fixed endpoint. Logs from the operating system and Jenkins are pushed to CloudWatch Logs.
Installation Guide
- This templates depends on one of our VPC templates. Please create a VPC stack first.
- Launch the stack.
- Click Next to proceed with the next step of the wizard.
- Specify a name and all parameters for the stack.
- Click Next to proceed with the next step of the wizard.
- Click Next to skip the Options step of the wizard.
- Check the I acknowledge that this template might cause AWS CloudFormation to create IAM resources. checkbox.
- Click Create to start the creation of the stack.
- Wait until the stack reaches the state CREATE_COMPLETE
- Grab the
MasterEndpointof the Jenkins master from the Outputs tab of your stack.
Jenkins 2.0: Highly Available Master and Dynamic Agents
This template describes a Jenkins master in a highly available manner. If the master instance fails it will be replaced automatically. All data stored on EFS where it is replicated across AZs and the file system can grow without a limit. The Jenkins master sits behind a load balancer to provide a fixed endpoint. A dynamic pool of agents will execute builds. If the build queue grows new agents are provisioned. Of the build queue is empty agents are taken offline (only if they have no build running). System and Jenkins logs are pushed to CloudWatch Logs.
Installation Guide
- This template depends on one of our VPC templates. Please create a VPC stack first.
- Launch the stack.
- Click Next to proceed with the next step of the wizard.
- Specify a name and all parameters for the stack.
- Click Next to proceed with the next step of the wizard.
- Click Next to skip the Options step of the wizard.
- Check the I acknowledge that this template might cause AWS CloudFormation to create IAM resources. checkbox.
- Click Create to start the creation of the stack.
- Wait until the stack reaches the state CREATE_COMPLETE
- Grab the
MasterEndpointof the Jenkins master from the Outputs tab of your stack.
And there you have it. Your stack is up and running with an Infrastructure as Code template.
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