Jenkins App Proposal #1634
Jenkins App Proposal #1634
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces two new configuration files for a Jenkins application. The first file, Changes
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40-57: CasaOS configuration looks good, consider adding SHM_SIZE descriptionThe CasaOS-specific configuration within the service definition is well-structured and provides clear descriptions for the environment variables and ports. This is helpful for users interacting with the application through the CasaOS interface.
Consider adding a description for the optional shared memory size parameter:
- container: JENKINS_SHM_SIZE description: en_us: "Optional: Set custom shared memory size (default: 256m)"
89-90: Volume configuration is correct, consider advanced optionsThe volume declaration for 'jenkins_home' is correct and properly matches the volume mapping in the service definition. This ensures data persistence for Jenkins.
For advanced usage, you might consider adding specific configurations to the volume. For example:
volumes: jenkins_home: driver: local driver_opts: type: none o: bind device: /path/on/host/jenkins_homeThis configuration allows you to specify a custom location on the host for Jenkins data, which can be useful for backups or when working with limited space on the default Docker volumes path.
1-90: Well-structured configuration with clear commentsThe overall structure of the Docker Compose file is clear, logical, and easy to follow. The comments provide good context for different sections of the configuration, which is helpful for maintenance and understanding.
To further improve the file structure, consider:
- Grouping all CasaOS-specific configurations together, including the one within the service definition.
- Adding a comment to explain the purpose of the 'volumes' section at the end of the file.
Here's an example of how you could restructure the CasaOS configurations:
x-casaos: architectures: - amd64 - arm64 main: big-bear-jenkins description: en_us: Jenkins is a self-contained, open source automation server which can be used to automate all sorts of tasks related to building, testing, and delivering or deploying software. # ... (other existing x-casaos configurations) service_config: envs: - container: PUID description: en_us: Process UID # ... (other env descriptions) ports: - container: "8080" description: en_us: "Jenkins Web Interface" # ... (other port descriptions) services: big-bear-jenkins: # ... (existing service configuration) x-casaos: ${x-casaos.service_config} # Define persistent volumes volumes: jenkins_home:This structure keeps all CasaOS-specific configurations together and makes it easier to manage in the future.
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Just an basic docker compose, I am new to contribute so any advice is more than welcome
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