Closed dsfai2020 closed 1 year ago
Try to get an account setup on Linux first and then log in
Depending on which Version of Windows 10 you have you may not have access to user group customization. A workaround to this will be to use docker, which is run with admin rights, to see if you can just install a Jenkins image to a container and spin it up from there.
Jenkins won't even install on the desktop at the moment as a windows 10 download. So I'm going to attempt to run it on docker.
Tried going the docker route instead. After pulling in the image, it loaded it into docker itself. I was able to run the container and it took me to this screen after clicking on the local host link provided by the container in the docker desktop app.
Installation is going through the setup phase now. It loaded up in the Edge Browser.
The password information is found in the log section of the container. If you just installed it into docker through the docker pull it'll ask for a log in and provide the information. There won't be an actual folder in the directory that you pull into so don't panic if you don't see one named Jenkins. Just go into the container and you should see the image running.
I'm going to try and use the same log in account from linux so that the same user information (hopefully stored on Jenkins' server-side of accounts) loads up and all of my Builds are saved into one profile that I can access Cross Platform (Which is the goal).
Issue #39 Walks through some of the intial setup problems. When executing commands from the windows terminal.
Configured an account on Windows by creating a new one from scratch
Tested Windows ID for Jenkins on Linux. They profiles are not stored on cloud. You'd have to set that up in order to link the Jenkins machines. So a build config will be required separately, on each machine, until that is the case.
Need account information for Jenkins