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Jenkins playground

A Linux machine running Jenkins, opened in your browser.

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  • 60-minute sessions
  • Start again any time
  • Wiped when you finish

What you get

  • Jenkins running, with its web interface in your browser
  • The Pipeline and Git plugins installed
  • OpenJDK and git on the machine
  • A terminal on the same machine to read the logs

Things to try

  • pipeline { agent any; stages { stage('Hello') { steps { echo 'Hello' } } } }

    A first Pipeline: paste it into a new Pipeline job

  • sh 'git --version && java -version'

    A step that runs shell commands on the machine

  • systemctl status jenkins

    Check from the terminal that Jenkins is running

  • journalctl -u jenkins -n 50 --no-pager

    Read the latest Jenkins logs

About this playground

The Jenkins playground gives you a Linux machine with Jenkins running, the Pipeline and Git plugins, OpenJDK and git, and the Jenkins web interface in your browser. Create your first Pipeline job, write a Jenkinsfile, connect a repository and watch the build run stage by stage. Docker is not on this machine.

Frequently asked questions

Can I try Jenkins online for free?

Yes. With a free account you open a ready Jenkins in your browser, for 60-minute sessions. When one ends you can start another straight away.

Can I write and run a Jenkinsfile?

Yes. The Pipeline plugins are installed, so you can create a Pipeline job and write the Jenkinsfile in it or load it from a Git repository.

Is Docker available on the Jenkins machine?

No. This environment has Jenkins, Java and git only. To try Docker, open the Docker playground.

Are my jobs kept?

No. The machine is deleted when the session ends. Keep the Jenkinsfile in Git to use it again next session.