Cloud Native Development on Azure with Java 4.2: Configure Jenkins by Installing JDK and Gradle

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of setting up and configuring a Jenkins Master Server. It covers the installation of essential plugins like JDK and Gradle, establishing an SSH session, and obtaining the initial admin password. The tutorial also walks through the Jenkins initialization process, including plugin installation and creating an admin user. Finally, it details configuring the Jenkins URL, installing essential packages, and setting up JDK and Gradle for Jenkins.

What command is used to retrieve the initial administrator password for Jenkins?

• sudo read /var/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword

• sudo show /var/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword

• sudo get /var/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword

• sudo cat /var/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword

Which port is used to access the Jenkins initialization wizard?

• 8080

• 8082

• 8081

• 8083

What is the recommended way to install plugins during Jenkins setup?

• Install custom plugins

• Install no plugins

• Install all available plugins

• Install suggested plugins

What username is suggested for the first Jenkins administrator user?

• admin

• jenkins

• root

• user

What should be verified in the Jenkins location section during configuration?

• The Jenkins theme

• The Jenkins URL

• The Jenkins version

• The Jenkins language

Which command is used to install Git on the Jenkins server?

• sudo apt-get install git

• sudo install git

• sudo get git

• sudo add git

What is the purpose of leaving the 'install automatically' checkbox checked for Gradle?

• To manually install Gradle

• To disable Gradle installation

• To automatically update Gradle

• To automatically install Gradle when needed