k3s: jenkins server pod is working now with pre-installed plugins

projects/k3s/jenkins/jenkins_config.yaml

@@ -1,43 +1,12 @@
-# jenkins.yaml
-jenkins:
-  securityRealm:
-    local:
-      allowsSignup: true
-      users:
-        - id: "admin"
-          password: "admin_password"
-  authorizationStrategy:
-    loggedInUsersCanDoAnything:
-      allowAnonymousRead: true
-  systemMessage: "Welcome to Jenkins!"
-  plugin:
-    required:
-      - configuration-as-code
-      - structs
-      - kubernetes
-      - disk-usage
-      - jquery3-api
-      - git
-      - scm-api
-      - script-security
-      - durable-task
-      - checks-api
-      - github-checks
-      - junit
-      - xunit
-      - autograding
-      - workflow-aggregator
-      - workflow-step-api
-      - workflow-api
-      - workflow-support
-      - docker-commons
-      - docker-plugin
-      - docker-workflow
-      - pipeline-stage-step
-      - pipeline-build-step
-      - pipeline-input-step
-      - pipeline-rest-api
-      - pipeline-stage-view
-      - pipeline-graph-view
-      - pipeline-github
-      - pipeline-config-history
+# jenkins.yaml
+jenkins:
+  securityRealm:
+    local:
+      allowsSignup: true
+      users:
+        - id: "admin"
+          password: "admin_password"
+  authorizationStrategy:
+    loggedInUsersCanDoAnything:
+      allowAnonymousRead: true
+  systemMessage: "Welcome to Jenkins!"

projects/k3s/jenkins/jenkins_container_entrypoint_bootstrap.sh

@@ -16,3 +16,5 @@ mv -f /var/jenkins_home/plugins/* /var/jenkins_home/data/plugins/ || echo "No pl
 echo "Moving pre-installed config to mounted casc volume if no config is present there"
 mv -vn /var/jenkins_home/jenkins_config.yaml /var/jenkins_home/casc_configs/jenkins_config.yaml
 
+jenkins_home_contents=$(find ${JENKINS_HOME}/ | sed -e "s/[^-][^\/]*\//  |/g" -e "s/|\([^ ]\)/|-\1/")
+echo "files structure now in JENKINS_HOME: ${jenkins_home_contents}"

projects/k3s/jenkins/jenkins_preinstalled_plugins.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+configuration-as-code
+structs
+kubernetes
+disk-usage
+jquery3-api
+git
+scm-api
+script-security
+durable-task
+checks-api
+github-checks
+junit
+xunit
+autograding
+workflow-aggregator
+workflow-step-api
+workflow-api
+workflow-support
+docker-commons
+docker-plugin
+docker-workflow
+pipeline-stage-step
+pipeline-build-step
+pipeline-input-step
+pipeline-rest-api
+pipeline-stage-view
+pipeline-graph-view
+pipeline-github
+pipeline-config-history

projects/k3s/jenkins/jenkins_server_build_image.dockerfile

@@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ COPY ["jenkins_config.yaml", "/var/jenkins_home/"]
 
 # Copy our plugin bootstrap helper script into the image and execute it
 COPY ["jenkins-plugin-stuffer.sh", "/var/jenkins_home/"]
-#RUN /var/jenkins_home/jenkins-plugin-stuffer.sh configuration-as-code
-RUN jenkins-plugin-cli --plugins configuration-as-code
+COPY ["jenkins_preinstalled_plugins.txt", "/var/jenkins_home/"]
+RUN jenkins-plugin-cli --plugin-file /var/jenkins_home/jenkins_preinstalled_plugins.txt
 
 # Switch to root to perform file operations
 USER root

projects/k3s/jenkins/setup.sh

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ sudo kubectl get pods -n devops-tools
 # create the jenkins server image we wil use for our pod
 # this is imported to the k3s installation and made available as a known image
 ./create_jenkins_server_image.sh
-rm -f ./vanvelzen-jenkins-server-base-latest.tar
+#rm -f ./vanvelzen-jenkins-server-base-latest.tar
 
 # create a namespace to host Jenkins resources.
 sudo kubectl create namespace devops-tools
@@ -21,12 +21,13 @@ sudo kubectl apply -f jenkins-service.yaml -n devops-tools
 sudo kubectl apply -f jenkins-deployment.yaml -n devops-tools
 
 # extract the config from the pod so we can check it
-rm -f ./jenkins_config_from_pod.yaml
-./extract_jenkins_config.sh
+#rm -f ./jenkins_config_from_pod.yaml
+#./extract_jenkins_config.sh
 
 # extract the admin password from the pod so we can check it
-rm -f ./initialAdminPassword
-./extract_initial_admin_password.sh
+# note: when setting a admin password via config as we are this should not be needed and no such file would be generated
+#rm -f ./initialAdminPassword
+#./extract_initial_admin_password.sh
 
 # print the list of resources again after the above
 sudo kubectl get services -n devops-tools