Run a stateless Jenkins master on Apache Mesos and Marathon. For more information, see http://rogerignazio.com/blog/scaling-jenkins-mesos-marathon
Note: if you're looking to run Jenkins on Mesos or DCOS and save your job configurations and build history to disk, you might want to check out Mesosphere's jenkins-mesos project instead.
Usage: ./jenkins-standalone.sh <required_arguments> [optional_arguments]
REQUIRED ARGUMENTS
-z, --zookeeper The ZooKeeper URL, e.g. zk://10.132.188.212:2181/mesos
-r, --redis-host The hostname or IP address to a Redis instance
OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS
-u, --user The user to run the Jenkins slave under. Defaults to
the same username that launched the Jenkins master.
-d, --docker The name of a Docker image to use for the Jenkins slave.
Redis is used as the broker for Logstash and the Jenkins Logstash plugin.
When copying/pasting this command into Marathon, each line should be
concatenated with &&, so that it only proceeds if the previous command
was successful.
Example usage:
git clone https://github.com/rji/jenkins-standalone
cd jenkins-standalone
./jenkins-standalone.sh -z $(cat /etc/mesos/zk) -r redis.example.com -u jenkins -d example/docker-image
You can also use the Marathon API to create apps. There is an example
jenkins-standalone.json in the examples/ directory.
$ curl -i -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d @jenkins-standalone.json marathon.example.com:8080/v2/apps