Jenkin Installation Guide for Windows User

How to install Jenkin

1 :  Install Jenkin Open source in our Computer 

       Go to installation location:  C:\Program Files (x86)\Jenkins

        Where you will find the filename "Jenkins.war"

2 : Open the Git Bash Command Prompt and Type following command

    {  $ java -jar jenkins.war  }

Wait until Jenkin Java files run complete .

3 :  Go to the Window Service Administrator tool.
       Start the service name  “Jenkins”

4 : Go to Browser and type  http://localhost:8080/
      
        Install all the required plugins.

4 :  Now it will show you a password location in your computer.
      
    Enter the password and create a Username and Password.


      


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