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Navigate to "Manage Jenkins"
Click on "Manage Credentials"
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Step	Action	Description
1	Access Jenkins Dashboard	Navigate to your Jenkins server URL (e.g., http://your-jenkins-server:8080)
2	Navigate to Plugin Manager	Click on "Manage Jenkins" in the left-hand sidebar
3	Access Plugin Manager	Click on "Manage Plugins" in the "Manage Jenkins" page
4	Available Plugins Tab	Click on the "Available" tab in the "Manage Plugins" section
5	Search for Plugins	Use the search box or browse the list of available plugins
6	Select Plugins for Installation	Check the checkbox next to the desired plugin(s)
7	Installation Process	Click "Install without restart" at the bottom of the page
8	Wait for Installation	Allow Jenkins to download and install the selected plugins

Developer Workstations
- Developers commit code to a GitHub repository.
Continuous Integration
- Jenkins pulls the latest code from GitHub.
- Builds and tests the application.
- Creates Docker images and pushes them to Amazon ECR.
Infrastructure as Code

Section	Subsection	Description
1. Project Overview		Introduction to the project and its goals
2. Prerequisites		List of required tools, accounts, and knowledge
3. Architecture Diagram		Visual representation of the project architecture
4. Step-by-Step Guide		Detailed instructions for implementation
	Infrastructure as Code with Terraform	Setting up infrastructure using Terraform
	Setting Up the VPC and Networking	Configuring the network environment
	IAM Roles and Policies	Setting up necessary permissions
	Creating an EKS Cluster	Deploying a Kubernetes cluster on AWS

	pipeline{
	agent any
	options {
	buildDiscarder(logRotator(numToKeepStr: '3'))
	}
	environment {
	DOCKERHUB_CREDENTIALS = credentials('globaldockerhub')
	appName = "server"
	registry = ""
	registryCredential = ""

	#!/bin/bash

	Java Installations
	sudo apt-get install openjdk-11-jdk -y
	sudo apt-get install zip -y
	echo 'JDK Installed successfully installer'


	# Jenkins installations
	sudo apt update

	# Terraform provision AWS EC2 instance with Terraform Cloud Management

	variable "awsprops" {
	type = map(any)
	default = {
	region = "us-east-1"
	vpc = "vpc-06e427b3d907fb984" # Created manually on AWS for this project
	ami = "ami-0cd59ecaf368e5ccf" # Created manually on AWS for this project
	itype = "t2.micro"
	subnet = "subnet-063a85d9139280d8a" # Created manually on AWS for this project

	variable "aws_region" {
	type = string
	default = "us-east-1"
	}

	variable "backend_organization" {
	type = string
	default = "prodxcloud"
	}

	ifndef VERBOSE
	MAKEFLAGS += --no-print-directory
	endif
	SHELL := /bin/bash
	.DEFAULT_GOAL := help

	DOCKER_USERNAME ?= joelwembo
	APPLICATION_NAME ?= cloudapp-django-web
	GIT_HASH ?= $(shell git log --format="%h" -n 1)

	version: "3.9"
	services:
	web:
	image: devcloudninjas/cloudapp-django-web:latest
	container_name: cloudapp-django-web
	env_file: .env
	restart: always
	build:
	context: .
	dockerfile: Dockerfile