Blue Ocean interface in Jenkins - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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Complete the code to open the Blue Ocean interface from Jenkins main page.

Jenkins

Click on the [1] button in Jenkins to launch Blue Ocean.

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AManage Jenkins

BDashboard

COpen Blue Ocean

DNew Item

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Common Mistakes

Choosing 'Dashboard' because it sounds like a main page.

Selecting 'Manage Jenkins' which is for settings, not Blue Ocean.

The 'Open Blue Ocean' button on the Jenkins main page launches the Blue Ocean interface.

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medium

Complete the code to create a new pipeline in Blue Ocean.

Jenkins

In Blue Ocean, click on [1] to start creating a new pipeline.

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ANew Pipeline

BNew Item

CCreate Job

DAdd Project

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Common Mistakes

Choosing 'New Item' which is used in classic Jenkins UI.

Selecting 'Create Job' which is not a Blue Ocean label.

The 'New Pipeline' button in Blue Ocean starts the process to create a new pipeline.

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hard

Fix the error in the Blue Ocean pipeline visualization step.

Jenkins

To view the pipeline run details, click on the [1] icon in Blue Ocean.

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Aeye

Bgear

Cplay

Drun

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Common Mistakes

Choosing 'play' which starts a run, not views details.

Selecting 'gear' which is for settings.

The 'eye' icon is used in Blue Ocean to view detailed pipeline run information.

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hard

Fill both blanks to filter pipeline runs by status and branch in Blue Ocean.

Jenkins

Use the [1] dropdown to select the run status and the [2] dropdown to select the branch.

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AStatus

BBranch

CBuild

DFilter

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Common Mistakes

Confusing 'Build' with 'Status'.

Using 'Filter' which is a generic term, not a dropdown label.

The 'Status' dropdown filters runs by their result, and the 'Branch' dropdown filters by code branch.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to configure a webhook for automatic pipeline triggering in Blue Ocean.

Jenkins

Go to [1] settings, select [2], then add the webhook URL under [3].

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APipeline

BGitHub

CWebhook

DBuild

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Common Mistakes

Going to 'Build' settings instead of 'Pipeline'.

Selecting 'Build' instead of 'GitHub' for source control.

Looking for webhook URL in the wrong section.

Webhook setup is done in the Pipeline settings, under GitHub integration, by adding the URL in the Webhook section.