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[@senthilkumar5129]

Nice

[@saakshipawar7724]

In Jenkins how you add docker as a Jenkins agent

[@AshokKumar-DevOps]

will try to do a video on it...
Install Docker Plugin:
In Jenkins, navigate to Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins.
Under the Available tab, search for "Docker" and install the Docker Plugin.
Restart Jenkins to apply the changes.
Configure Docker Cloud:
Go to Manage Jenkins > Manage Nodes and Clouds.
Click on Configure Clouds and add a new Docker cloud.
Enter the Docker Host URI (e.g., tcp://:2376).
Test the connection to ensure Jenkins can communicate with the Docker host.
Set Up Docker Agent Template:
Within the Docker cloud configuration, add a new Docker Agent Template.
Specify the Docker image to use for the agent (e.g., jenkins/inbound-agent).
Define the Remote File System Root (e.g., /home/jenkins).
Set the Labels to identify the agent (e.g., docker-agent).
Configure the Launch method as Launch agents via SSH and provide the necessary SSH credentials.