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IntroductionVerify with NewRelic
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Manage workflows
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An example workflow
Reusable workflows
Personal access tokens
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Audit history
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Flag impressions and activity status
Flag health
Code references
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Enabling secret mode
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Integrate CloudBees CI and Jenkins with CloudBees Unify

Configure CloudBees Unify to integrate with CloudBees CI and Jenkins®, to preserve your automation investments while enabling centralized governance, security, and release orchestration across the SDLC. CloudBees acts as a central hub for your preferred CI tools to provide end-to-end visibility, artifact traceability, and actionable performance insights.

Get started integrating CloudBees CI and Jenkins into CloudBees Unify

Configure CloudBees Unify to work with either CloudBees CI or Jenkins, retaining CI tooling while taking advantage of CloudBees Unify features.

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Display CloudBees CI and Jenkins jobs and builds in CloudBees Unify

Use CloudBees Unify to view jobs, builds, build artifacts, test results, and security scan results.

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Leverage CloudBees Unify analytics for CloudBees CI and Jenkins

Monitor your value stream with CloudBees Unify software delivery, security, and testing dashboards.

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View and manage artifact metadata generated from CI builds

Get an overview of all associated artifact information, including the artifact name, version, digest, location, and any labels, if applicable.

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Configure comprehensive security scanning for integrated CI jobs and builds.

Trigger automatic scanning and perform deep analysis of security issues in CloudBees Unify.

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Analyze CloudBees CI and Jenkins pipeline test results in CloudBees Unify

View and manage all your testing data in CloudBees Unify, facilitating easier oversight and analysis.

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