Jenkins notifications help you to keep track of the status of your build pipelines. They show up in a tray icon that changes color when a job breaks down.
You can configure Jenkins to send notifications in a variety of ways, including via Slack. It works with any Slack channel and can be configured to notify you when a job is running or failing.
The first step is to create a Slack channel. Then, click the 'Add Integration' button on your Slack channel, and select "Jenkins CI."
Next, you need to install the plugin that allows you to configure Jenkins notifications in Slack. You can find the plugin in the Slack app store or you can get it from GitHub.
This plugin is free and allows you to set up notifications for your Jenkins pipelines in Slack. Its interface is easy to use and can be customized to fit your needs.
Before you can set up the notifications, you need to add the Jenkins CI plugin and a webhook. Then, you can specify the endpoints that will be triggered to send notifications to Slack.
The plugin supports three types of endpoints: SMTP, HTTP, and UDP. You can also configure the plugin to only trigger certain events. These include the jobs started, job completed, and job finalised.
SMTP and HTTP are the most common protocols used to send notifications. The plugin supports sending notifications in JSON or XML formats. It also supports sending a single notification message over both protocols.
To send an email notification, you need to set up a post-build action that will trigger the Jenkins server to send a notification. To do this, you need to configure the email id of the recipient and the SMTP server. Once these configurations are set up, you can test the functionality by triggering a build in your Jenkins server and then checking the emails that the server sent out.
You can also choose to send notifications by a specific time. The default is to wait 30 seconds for the notification request to be processed.
Slack is a messaging and chat service that can be used by teams to communicate with each other. It offers a wide range of features, including team messaging, file sharing, and video calling.
If you’re looking for a way to stay in touch with your team while you’re on the go, Slack can be a great choice. You can set up alerts to notify you when a particular message is posted and see a list of all the messages that were sent at the same time.
You can also set up the Jenkins plugin to send build and deployment information directly to Jira. The plugin will look for Jira issue keys in your build steps and commit messages, then send information about the build to Jira. This is useful for issues with Jira issue keys that are related to your builds, as well as for issues that have been deployed to your production environment.
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