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Introduction
Generating a support bundle
Configuring support and training access using SSO
Introduction
Explaining $JENKINS_HOME
Best practices for backup and restore
Backing up manually
Restoring manually
Restoring credentials
Using the CloudBees Backup Plugin
Scheduling your backups in the CloudBees Backup Plugin
Restoring from CloudBees Backup Plugin
Backup and restore on Kubernetes
Backup and restore on AWS
Using Velero for backup and restore of Kubernetes clusters
Introduction
Getting the CLI tool
Using the CLI tool
Examples of usage
From CloudBees Jenkins Platform Masters
Configuring an alias for the Jenkins CLI tool
Configuring the Jenkins CLI tool to work with non-TrustStore SSL certificates
CasC bundle management on Operations Center
About Plugins
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Introduction
Administering Pipeline
Defining Pipeline
Understanding and implementing Pipeline as Code
Using Pipeline development tools
Determining plugin compatibility
Configuring Pipelines with user-scoped credentials
Using Pipeline Policies
Specifying a matrix of one or more dimensions
Converting a Freestyle project to a Declarative Pipeline
Pipeline best practices
Creating Pipelines
Triggering jobs with a simple webhook
Pipeline templates
Automating with Jenkinsfile
Pipeline syntax reference
Multibranch Pipeline Template syntax
Introduction
CloudBees Jenkins JVM troubleshooting
Performance decision tree for troubleshooting
Troubleshooting memory leaks
Troubleshooting file and thread leaks

Microsoft Azure CLI plugin

The CloudBees Azure CLI plugin and its dependency, Azure Publisher Settings Credentials plugin, are deprecated due to a critical security vulnerability. If you are using the CloudBees Azure CLI plugin, please uninstall it and instead use the Azure CLI plugin, as explained in Microsoft Azure CLI Plugin.

NOTE: The CloudBees Azure CLI plugin is disabled, but is not automatically uninstalled.

The CloudBees Azure CLI plugin is no longer supported, and customers who have been using this plugin are urged to replace it with the open source version. If you are using CloudBees Azure CLI plugin version 1.2 or later, follow the steps below to update to a supported version.

Removing the CloudBees Azure CLI plugin

The CloudBees Azure CLI plugin is no longer supported, and customers who have been using this plugin are urged to replace it with the open source version. If you are using CloudBees Azure CLI plugin version 1.2 or later, follow the steps in this document to update to a supported version.

  1. First, verify that you are running a version which needs to be updated. Navigate to Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins > Installed. If you are running either of these versions, then proceed to step #2

    CloudBees Azure CLI Plugin v1.2:

    azure plugin v12

    CloudBees Azure CLI Plugin v1.3

    azure plugin disabled

  2. Click Uninstall to remove the plugin. Click Yes on the next screen to confirm.

  3. Restart Jenkins to complete the uninstallation. You can perform a safe restart by visiting http://<your_jenkins_hostname>/safeRestart.

Updating the plugin

Due to a bug in Jenkins Update Manager, you will need to manually download and install the new open source version of the Azure CLI plugin: https://plugins.jenkins.io/azure-cli

  1. Once you have downloaded the plugin, upload it using _Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins > Advanced _ tab:

    azure upload plugin

  2. You should see a screen like this indicating the plugin has been installed:

    azure install plugin prep

You can also verify that the correct plugin has been installed by going to Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins > Installed and verifying that the plugin is listed.

CloudBees Amazon Web Services Deploy Engine
CloudBees Backup Plugin