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• Dec 16, 2018 B. Set SSH private key in Jenkins. Set private key in Github or any other Git provider. Basically we have to set the Public key in Git Server or Git provider (Github,Bitbucket,Gitlab etc.) Because Github is popular and mostlt use by many people, we are demonstrating how to set SSH RSA Public key for git access. Login to Github account.
• Jul 11, 2017 Learn how to use private GitHub/BitBucket repositories with Jenkins. I'll show you how to generate an SSH keypair and how to configure a 'deploy key' on GitHub and an 'access key' on BitBucket.

1. How To Create Ssh Key For Jenkins
2. Create Ssh Key For Jenkins

Create an SSH key. Follow these steps if you don't already have an SSH key for an account. If you do have an SSH key and you want to generate another key, you'll have to use the terminal because you can't use Sourcetree to create a second key. Creating an SSH key looks something like this: From the Sourcetree menu, select Preferences. To access a Git repository Jenkins can use an SSH key. To add the SSH key to the Jenkins server use the following Chef script Store the SSH key in an encrypted data bag called “keys”.

To access a Git repository Jenkins can use an SSH key. Generate keys ssh synoloy nas.

To add the SSH key to the Jenkins server use the following Chef script

Store the SSH key in an encrypted data bag called “keys”.

Add the following to the Jenkins Chef recipe

• Install Git

How To Create Ssh Key For Jenkins

• Install the Git and Credentials Jenkins plugins

• Copy the SSH key to the Jenkins server

• Add github.com to the known hosts

To specify the SSH key in the Git step

Create Ssh Key For Jenkins

1. When the Jenkins server is operational, navigate to the Web interface
2. Create a new Jenkins project
3. In the Source Code Management section
   1. Select Git
   2. Enter the SSH URL of the repository
   3. When you are adding the first project, click the Add button to create the credential
      
      1. Click Jenkins to select the credentials provider
         
      2. Select SSH Username with private key as the Kind
      3. Enter the username you used when you created the SSH key for the Git repository
      4. Select From the Jenkins master ~/.ssh as the Private Key
         
      5. Click the Add button
   4. In the Credentials drop down select the credential you have created (the Git user name)