Connecting Jenkins Operation Center to an existing jenkins master

[Well]

I've got a Jenkins ver. 1.580.13.1 (Jenkins Operations Center by CloudBees 1.6) installed on a server. I'm trying to setup one of my existing jenkins masters (running Jenkins ver. 1.613) to connect as a "Client Master".

According to documentation (here) this is only possible on the following jenkins versions.

At the time of writing, the current version of CJOC is 1.554.1.2. This version is supports the following versions of Jenkins:

• CloudBees Jenkins Enterprise 14.05 (at time of writing this was 1.554.10.1 or 1.565.11.1)

• CloudBees Jenkins Enterprise 14.11 (at time of writing this was 1.580.1.1)

• Jenkins OSS current LTS (at time of writing this was 1.580.1)

• Jenkins OSS current HEAD (at time of writing this was 1.593)

What I'm wondering is the relation between different release lines out there. I wonder if my jenkins 1.613 on the same line as "Jenkins OSS"?

I already tried setting up my existing master as a client master but it can't recognize my already existing master's url as a valid jenkins instance.

I'm not sure where on the client master's side should I be looking for the registration page?

[Zahra Vaseqi]

sounds like each instance of jenkins would need to have a license/sub-license in order to connect as a client master.

reference: http://documentation.cloudbees.com/docs/cjoc-user-guide/_configuring_a_jenkins_oss_client_master.html

[Stephen Connolly]

Please do not spam the Jenkins open source mailing lists with questions specific to CloudBees products. The correct place to direct those issues is either sup...@cloudbees.com (or perhaps the us...@cloudbees.com mailing list but I think that is not really used now since the PaaS was dropped)

To try and answer your question... anyway

A version number with two segments is Jenkins OSS, e.g. 1.618 has two segments "1" and "618"

A version number with three segments is Jenkins LTS, e.g. 1.609.1 has three segments "1" followed by "609" followed by "1" again

A version number with four segments is based off the corresponding three segment version, so "1.609.1.1" is a build based on "1.609.1". Where somebody is providing builds based off the LTS line - for example CloudBees do this, but anyone could do the same - then they would use version numbers based on the version they build on, so the four segment "1.609.1.1" identifies a version that is not produced by the community.

So you are running Jenkins OSS.

For CJOC we mandate that you must have a license for all client masters and to connect a client master to CJOC you need to have the oc-client plugin installed. See https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/CloudBees+Jenkins+Enterprise for our open source plugin that will connect your instance to our proprietary update center so that you can download and install the required plugins (this is because the Jenkins community - who we respect - has decreed that closed source plugins are not allowed to be hosted on the community's update centers... so to get our closed source plugins you need to connect to our own update center)

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