Jenkins on Windows

Check if java is installed : Java should be installed in Windows machine, to check if Java is installed, start a command prompt and typing in java -version Java version show up as below. Incase java not yet install, please install java before process to installation.

Install process

Step 1 : Go to https://jenkins.io/ and download for stable version of Jenkins

Step 2 : Create a new folder for Jenkins (for example C:\Jenkins) and put file jenkins.war inside this folder

Step 3 : Press to shift and right click at same time to open context menu and select Open command window here

Step 4 : Typing in command prompt following to start installation java -jar jenkins.war

Then wait a while for complete running.

In the output log, you will see default password for first login of admin user, copy this password to notepad and save it for use on next step.

Step 5 : Now open browser and access to http://localhost:8080 and then paste admin password to unlock Jenkins

Wait a while and following screen show up, select default option Install suggested plugins

At this step default plugins will be installed.

Step 6 : Enter your user name, password for a new admin, then click to Save and Finish

Step 7 : Click to Start using Jenkins, Congregation at this step you already complete for Jenkins installation

Jenkins auto login by new admin user already created

Step 8 : Click to Manage Jenkins from main screen, scroll down and click to Install as Windows Service

Click to Install

Click to Yes

Wait some time and you will see jenkins service is running from windows service manager

That it, You complete install Jenkins on Windows as service. From now on every time Windows power up or restart, Jenkins will ready to access at http://localhost:8080

You can try to login Jenkins with above user created.

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