Connect S3 & Jenkins

Integrating S3 into a Jenkins Workflow

Developers who use Jenkins to automate projects need access to data sources, servers, clusters and more. strongDM feeds user activity logs from across your infrastructure to Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)—a scalable file storage service—providing insights into how your infrastructure is used.

S3 (or Amazon Simple Storage Service), is a scalable cloud storage infrastructure that allows users to store and retrieve data through a web services interface. strongDM makes S3 easy to use by giving users 1-click access the infrastructure without the need for passwords, SSH keys, or IP addresses. Jenkins is an open source automation server. Software developers use it to bring continuous integration and delivery to their projects. Jenkins is often used for builds, testing, and deployment. strongDM gives Jenkins users confidence that they’re granting exactly the intended access to their projects. No more, No less.

AWS S3: Integrating into a Jenkins workflow

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To set up one-click access to S3 and start integrating it into your Jenkins workflow, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Logging Tour linked below.

To get started collecting access and session logs with S3 from Jenkins, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Logging Tour linked below.

To get started connecting S3 and Jenkins, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Logging Tour linked below.

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strongDM makes S3 easy to use by giving users 1-click access the infrastructure without the need for passwords, SSH keys, or IP addresses.

S3 (or Amazon Simple Storage Service), is a scalable cloud storage infrastructure that allows users to store and retrieve data through a web services interface.

Jenkins

strongDM gives Jenkins users confidence that they’re granting exactly the intended access to their projects. No more, No less.

Jenkins is an open source automation server. Software developers use it to bring continuous integration and delivery to their projects. Jenkins is often used for builds, testing, and deployment.