Daniel Scott-Raynsford • 4/14/2016

Install Jenkins on Windows Server Core - Part 1

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This technical guide details the process of installing Jenkins CI on a Windows Server Core system. It covers prerequisites, using PowerShell to install .NET Framework and Chocolatey, and using Chocolatey to install JDK 8 and Jenkins. The article is part one of a series, with part two focusing on converting the setup to a Desired State Configuration (DSC).

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