🔹 Till Now:

In Part-1, we successfully installed and configured Git, Java, Maven, and Jenkins on our local Windows system. Now, in Part-2, we will:

• Set up Maven in Jenkins.
• Create a Maven Project using both the command line and Jenkins.
• Schedule builds in Jenkins.
• Configure Source Code Polling to automate builds when code changes in GitHub.

Let’s get started! 🚀

Configuring JENKINS & MAVEN ⇒

Before creating a Maven job in Jenkins, we need to configure Jenkins to recognize Maven. Follow these steps:

Step 1: Log in to Jenkins

1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Go to localhost:8080.
3. Enter your Jenkins login credentials.

Step 2: Install Required Jenkins Plugins

1. Go to Manage Jenkins (on the left sidebar).
2. Click on Manage Plugins.