Port Usage

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CloudBees Flow uses certain ports by default. Make sure your firewall is open for these ports. This section contains the default port values and information about avoiding port conflicts.

Transport Layer Security (TLS) has replaced Secure Sockets Layer version 3.0 (SSLv3) on the CloudBees Flow server and the CloudBees Flow web server.

Default Server Ports

CloudBees Flow servers use the following ports:

Port Used by

8000

CloudBees Flow server

8443

CloudBees Flow server (SSL port)

80

CloudBees Flow web server

7080

CloudBees Flow web server when installed on Linux platforms without root privileges

443

CloudBees Flow web server (SSL port)

7443

CloudBees Flow web server (SSL port) when installed on Linux platforms without root privileges

6800

Port used by the CloudBees Flow agent for HTTP communication on the localhost network interface

7800

CloudBees Flow agents (by default, this is an HTTPS port)

61613

Preflight file transfer port, other file transfer, event notifications, or other messaging

8200

Artifact repository server (by default, this is an HTTPS port)

8900

CloudBees Flow built-in (default) database. You can change this port number by using the ecconfigure --databasePort <port_number> option or the --databasePort installer argument.

Default CloudBees Flow Services Ports

The Java Service Wrapper uses the following ports to communicate with a Java virtual machine (JVM):

Port Used by

127.0.0.1:32000

CloudBees Flow agents

127.0.0.1:32001

CloudBees Flow server

127.0.0.1:32002

Artifact repository

Default DevOps Insight Server Ports

The CloudBees Flow DevOps Insight server uses the following ports:

Port Used by

9200

DevOps Insight server to retrieve data from Elasticsearch

9300

Used by the Elasticsearch service for internal communication between nodes within the Elasticsearch cluster

9500

Logstash to receive data from CloudBees Flow

9600

Used by the Logstash service for the Logstash monitoring APIs

Avoiding Port Conflicts

If you are installing a CloudBees Flow server and your web server or other application uses the same ports as the CloudBees Flow host, you must take one of the following actions:

  • Select different web server or application ports

  • Uninstall the existing web server or application

  • Disable the existing web server or application

  • Reconfigure the existing web server or application to use another port