How to run the Job in Jenkins using GitHub Repository in Tamil

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To run a Jenkins job using a GitHub repository on a Windows Server, you'll need to follow these simple steps:
Step 1: Install Jenkins on Windows Server
Download the latest Jenkins installer for Windows from the official website: www.jenkins.io/download/
Run the installer and follow the installation wizard's instructions to complete the installation process.
Step 2: Set up Jenkins and GitHub Integration
Access Jenkins by navigating to localhost:8080/ in your web browser (assuming you installed Jenkins on the same machine).
Complete the initial setup by providing the administrator password. You can find this password in the initial setup logs or file.
Install the recommended plugins or select the plugins you need during the installation process.
Create an admin user account for Jenkins.
Step 3: Install Required Plugins
After completing the initial setup, navigate to "Manage Jenkins Manage Plugins
Go to the "Available" tab and search for "GitHub Integration Plugin."
Install the "GitHub Integration Plugin" to enable Jenkins to interact with GitHub repositories.
Step 4: Set Up GitHub Credentials
In Jenkins, go to "Manage Jenkins Manage Credentials Global" domain.
Click on "Add Credentials" to add your GitHub account credentials. Provide your GitHub username and password/token.
Step 5: Create a New Jenkins Job
From the Jenkins dashboard, click on "New Item" to create a new job.
Enter a name for your job and select "Freestyle project" (or other appropriate project type).
In the configuration page, go to the "Source Code Management" section.
Select Git as the SCM and provide your GitHub repository URL.
Under Credentials choose the GitHub account credentials you set up earlier.
Save the job configuration.
Step 6: Configure Build Triggers
In the job configuration page, scroll down to the "Build Triggers" section.
Select the appropriate trigger for your needs (e.g., "Build when a change is pushed to GitHub Poll SCM, etc.).
Configure the trigger settings as required and save the job configuration.
Step 7: Add Build Steps
In the job configuration page, go to the "Build" section.
Add build steps as needed for your project (e.g., build commands, test commands, deployment steps, etc.).
Save the job configuration.
Step 8: Run the Jenkins Job
From the Jenkins dashboard, find your newly created job and click on it.
Click on "Build Now" to trigger the job manually (or wait for the configured build trigger to initiate the job).
Jenkins will now clone your GitHub repository, execute the defined build steps, and display the build output.
That's it! Your Jenkins job will now run using the GitHub repository on your Windows Server.
Note: Make sure your Windows Server has proper network connectivity and access to the GitHub repository to successfully run the job. Also, if you are using private repositories, ensure that the Jenkins server has appropriate access credentials to clone the repository.
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