Jenkins, run job in Docker
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I am using Jenkins for my CI/CD and want to run most of my jobs in Docker.
I installed the plugin "CloudBees Docker Custom Build Environment Plugin" which allow me to run my jobs in a given docker as below:
When I check logs I see this:
docker exec --tty --user 996:994 890fd5fc166283923e61ea515d5f49a149e508c231281c39dc05e14d6ab43a09
The uid 996 is the jenkins user which does not even exist inside docker.
That is a problem because I can't do anything once inside docker (apt update, apt install)
Do you guys have any idea how, using that plugin, I can use the real user inside the docker ? (in this case the user must be "node")
Thanks
docker jenkins cloudbees
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
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I am using Jenkins for my CI/CD and want to run most of my jobs in Docker.
I installed the plugin "CloudBees Docker Custom Build Environment Plugin" which allow me to run my jobs in a given docker as below:
When I check logs I see this:
docker exec --tty --user 996:994 890fd5fc166283923e61ea515d5f49a149e508c231281c39dc05e14d6ab43a09
The uid 996 is the jenkins user which does not even exist inside docker.
That is a problem because I can't do anything once inside docker (apt update, apt install)
Do you guys have any idea how, using that plugin, I can use the real user inside the docker ? (in this case the user must be "node")
Thanks
docker jenkins cloudbees
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
5718
if you are using the officialjenkinsimage, your container is running withjenkinsuser which does not havesudoright to perform admin task etc. So you need to build a customized jenkins image, and add yourapt update,apt installsteps before runningjenkinsserver...
– Enix
Nov 22 at 8:55
I am not running jenkins in Docker, I am running jenkins in EC2 on AWS. However my job are running inside Docker
– Ahmed-F
Nov 22 at 21:13
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I am using Jenkins for my CI/CD and want to run most of my jobs in Docker.
I installed the plugin "CloudBees Docker Custom Build Environment Plugin" which allow me to run my jobs in a given docker as below:
When I check logs I see this:
docker exec --tty --user 996:994 890fd5fc166283923e61ea515d5f49a149e508c231281c39dc05e14d6ab43a09
The uid 996 is the jenkins user which does not even exist inside docker.
That is a problem because I can't do anything once inside docker (apt update, apt install)
Do you guys have any idea how, using that plugin, I can use the real user inside the docker ? (in this case the user must be "node")
Thanks
docker jenkins cloudbees
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
5718
I am using Jenkins for my CI/CD and want to run most of my jobs in Docker.
I installed the plugin "CloudBees Docker Custom Build Environment Plugin" which allow me to run my jobs in a given docker as below:
When I check logs I see this:
docker exec --tty --user 996:994 890fd5fc166283923e61ea515d5f49a149e508c231281c39dc05e14d6ab43a09
The uid 996 is the jenkins user which does not even exist inside docker.
That is a problem because I can't do anything once inside docker (apt update, apt install)
Do you guys have any idea how, using that plugin, I can use the real user inside the docker ? (in this case the user must be "node")
Thanks
docker jenkins cloudbees
docker jenkins cloudbees
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
5718
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
5718
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
5718
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
5718
asked Nov 21 at 22:28
Ahmed-F
5718
5718
if you are using the officialjenkinsimage, your container is running withjenkinsuser which does not havesudoright to perform admin task etc. So you need to build a customized jenkins image, and add yourapt update,apt installsteps before runningjenkinsserver...
– Enix
Nov 22 at 8:55
I am not running jenkins in Docker, I am running jenkins in EC2 on AWS. However my job are running inside Docker
– Ahmed-F
Nov 22 at 21:13
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if you are using the officialjenkinsimage, your container is running withjenkinsuser which does not havesudoright to perform admin task etc. So you need to build a customized jenkins image, and add yourapt update,apt installsteps before runningjenkinsserver...
– Enix
Nov 22 at 8:55
I am not running jenkins in Docker, I am running jenkins in EC2 on AWS. However my job are running inside Docker
– Ahmed-F
Nov 22 at 21:13
if you are using the official
jenkins image, your container is running with jenkins user which does not have sudo right to perform admin task etc. So you need to build a customized jenkins image, and add your apt update, apt install steps before running jenkins server...– Enix
Nov 22 at 8:55
if you are using the official
jenkins image, your container is running with jenkins user which does not have sudo right to perform admin task etc. So you need to build a customized jenkins image, and add your apt update, apt install steps before running jenkins server...– Enix
Nov 22 at 8:55
I am not running jenkins in Docker, I am running jenkins in EC2 on AWS. However my job are running inside Docker
– Ahmed-F
Nov 22 at 21:13
I am not running jenkins in Docker, I am running jenkins in EC2 on AWS. However my job are running inside Docker
– Ahmed-F
Nov 22 at 21:13
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if you are using the official
jenkinsimage, your container is running withjenkinsuser which does not havesudoright to perform admin task etc. So you need to build a customized jenkins image, and add yourapt update,apt installsteps before runningjenkinsserver...– Enix
Nov 22 at 8:55
I am not running jenkins in Docker, I am running jenkins in EC2 on AWS. However my job are running inside Docker
– Ahmed-F
Nov 22 at 21:13