Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - Jenkins Plugins Management

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on managing plugins in Jenkins. It covers accessing the plugin management interface, reviewing installed plugins, updating them, and exploring available plugins for installation. The tutorial also demonstrates installing the TestNG plugin and emphasizes the importance of restarting Jenkins to apply changes. The session concludes with a recap of the key steps in plugin management.

What is the first step to access Jenkins plugin management?

• Directly type the plugin name in the search bar.

• Install Jenkins on a new server.

• Restart Jenkins to access the plugin management.

• Open the Jenkins dashboard and click on 'Manage Jenkins'.

Where can you find the list of plugins that are already installed in Jenkins?

• On the Jenkins homepage.

• In the 'Installed' tab.

• In the Jenkins configuration file.

• Under the 'Available' tab.

How can you update a plugin in Jenkins?

• By accessing the Jenkins server directly.

• By uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin.

• By restarting Jenkins without any additional steps.

• By clicking on 'Download now and install after restart' in the 'Updates' tab.

What should you do if you want to install a plugin that is not already installed?

• Look for it in the 'Installed' tab.

• Search for it in the 'Available' tab.

• Restart Jenkins and check the 'Updates' tab.

• Directly download it from the internet.

Which plugin is mentioned as the most widely used version control system plugin?

• Subversion

• Mercurial

• Git

• Perforce

What is the recommended action after installing a new plugin in Jenkins?

• Uninstall and reinstall Jenkins.

• Log out and log back in to Jenkins.

• Immediately start using the plugin without any further steps.

• Restart Jenkins to ensure the plugin is activated.

Why is it important to restart Jenkins after plugin installation?

• To ensure the plugin is properly integrated and functional.

• To clear the Jenkins cache.

• To reset all Jenkins settings.

• To update the Jenkins user interface.