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How to Create a Simple Jenkins Pipeline Job Using a Jenkinsfile that Prints a Message?

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  • Description:
    A Jenkins pipeline is a set of automated processes that define the steps to build, test, and deploy your application. Using a Jenkinsfile, you can define the pipeline as code, making it easier to version, track, and reuse. In this example, we create a simple pipeline job called first-pipeline that has one stage (Hello) which prints a message.

Steps

  •  Step 1 — Open Jenkins Dashboard
     Go to your browser and enter: http://localhost:8080 (or your Jenkins server URL).
  •  Step 2 — Create a New Item
     Click New Item from the left menu to create a new job.
  •  Step 3 — Enter Job Name
     Type first-pipeline in the name field.
  •  Step 4 — Select Pipeline Job
     Choose Pipeline as the project type and click OK.
  •  Step 5 — Configure Pipeline
     Scroll down to the Pipeline section.
  •  Step 6 — Select Pipeline Script
     In the Definition dropdown, choose Pipeline script (you can also use "Pipeline script from SCM" if storing in Git).
  •  Step 7 — Add Jenkinsfile Script
     Paste the following script in the script box:
    pipeline {
        agent any
        stages {
            stage('Hello') {
                steps {
                    echo "Hello from pipeline!"
                }
            }
        }
    }
                
  •  Step 8 — Save the Job
     Click Save at the bottom of the page.
  •  Step 9 — Run the Pipeline
     On the job page, click Build Now. Jenkins will start executing the pipeline.
  •  Step 10 — View Console Output
     After the build starts, click on the build number under Build History → Click Console Output.
  •  Step 11 — Verify Success
     You should see the message:
    Hello from pipeline!
     If the pipeline runs successfully and prints the message, your pipeline is set up correctly.
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