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Team,
We generally host jenkins in openshift or kubernetes or as window service in a virtual machine.
By any chance, is it possible to host jenkins as app service in azure stack. The problem is that azure stack doesn't offer any service as jenkins in all services section whereas in public cloud azure, we get this option as a service.
Please let me know if any possibility.
Hi @Tanul ,
no, it is not possible to host Jenkins in App Service on Azure Stack Hub. App Service is a hosting platform for HTTP/HTTPS workloads.
I would recommend either hosting in a virtual machine or kubernetes cluster.
Thanks
Andrew
@AndrewW-MSFT , Hmm. I was just thinking that jenkins is a war file. Is it possible to host tomcat as app service and then host jenkins. Sorry if query sounds foolish.
Whilst it might technically be possible in a Java Web App, it's not something we actively see customers doing or recommend.
Instead the Jenkins marketplace items are available for Azure Stack Hub for the Cloud Operator to make available to tenants, this would be our recommended approach - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure-stack/operator/azure-stack-marketplace-azure-items?view=azs-2008
Thanks
Andrew
@AndrewW-MSFT ,I have tried looking for that one also. But the moment I search jenkins in my market place I get No results found.