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Two Instances of Jenkins – Same Machine

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Feb. 01, 15 · DevOps Zone · Tutorial
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Using tomcat for war deployment

If two instances of tomcat run, one can see the jobs replicated!

The solution is simple – add the following line in the catalina.sh

JAVA_OPTS=”$JAVA_OPTS -DJENKINS_HOME=<folder details>”

The default folder is ~/.jenkins

More on this here

Jenkins (software) Machine Apache Tomcat career WAR (file format)

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