Hands-On Continuous Integration and Automation with Jenkins - Install Jenkins on Windows

This video tutorial guides viewers through installing Jenkins on Windows. It covers prerequisites like having Java installed, and explores different installation methods including default installation, using Windows Subsystem for Linux, and Docker. The tutorial provides a detailed walkthrough of the default installation process, from downloading Jenkins to setting it up with plugins and creating an admin user. The video concludes with Jenkins ready for use, and hints at future tutorials for other operating systems.

What is the prerequisite software needed before installing Jenkins on Windows?

• Python

• Ruby

• Node.js

• Java

Which version of Java is recommended for Jenkins installation on Windows?

• Java 9

• Java 8

• Java 7

• Java 6

What is one advantage of using Docker to install Jenkins on Windows?

• It is faster than other methods

• It is the only method available

• It works on all Windows versions

• No need to install Java separately

Which installation method is recommended for Windows 10 users?

• Manual installation

• Docker

• Windows Subsystem for Linux

• Default installation

Where can you download the latest LTS version of Jenkins for Windows?

• jenkins.io

• github.com/jenkins

• mirrors.jenkins.io

• windows.jenkins.com

What is the first step after Jenkins installation to access the dashboard?

• Unlock Jenkins with a temporary password

• Create an admin user

• Install plugins

• Configure system settings

What is recommended if you are new to Jenkins and unsure about which plugins to install?

• Install all available plugins

• Install only security plugins

• Install suggested plugins

• Install no plugins