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Step-by-step demo configures Jenkins with GCP plugins that actually work: the GCE plugin dynamically creates agents (supports Windows and preemptible VMs for ~80% savings), the GCS plugin uploads/downloads build artifacts, the GKE plugin deploys a built container to two separate clusters using a single service account via the OAuth credential, and Kaniko builds and pushes the Spring Boot image to GCR. The pipeline runs tests, publishes an image, uses port‑forward to verify staging, waits for manual SRE approval, then deploys to prod successfully; repo and plugins live at cloud.google.com/jenkins.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:28About me
- 1:57Main mission
- 2:24GCP Jenkins plugins
- 7:28Google Kubernetes Engine
- 13:15Demo Overview
- 21:38Sample Project
- 23:25Jenkins Pipeline
- 28:07Pod Specification
- 30:47Pod Specification Template
- 31:42GCS Plugin
- 33:44Creating a New Project
- 35:54Maven
- 40:32Maven Verify
- 41:48Publish Image
- 46:17Deploy
- 48:36GKE Plugin
- 52:46Cloud Shell
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