Build with Azure container in Azure

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Update Jenkins DNS Name

In Managed Jenkins -> Configure System -> Administrative monitors configuration -> Jenkins URL, make sure to update the Jenkins DNS name. Otherwise, the agent won’t be able to connect with the master.

Allow JNLP

Since the slave/agent connects with master via JNLP, make sure JNLP is allowed. In Jenkins, under Configure Global Security -> TCP port for JNLP agents, select select Fixed and specify a port, for example, 12345.
Jenkins JNLP

Make sure you add a corresponding inbound security rule for the Jenkins master. In Azure, you add the rule in the Network Security Group for the Jenkins master:
JNLP port

Install the Azure plugins

*Hint: If you deployed Jenkins on Azure using the solution template, the Azure Credential Plugin and Azure Container Agents are already installed.

  1. From the Jenkins dashboard, select Manage Jenkins, then select Manage Plugins.
  2. Select the Available tab, then search for Azure Credentials and Azure Container Agents Plugin. Select the checkbox next to the entry for each of the plugin and select Install without restart from the bottom of the dashboard.

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