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Is it guaranteed that all the stages in a Jenkins pipeline will get executed on same host?
Running stages in parallel with Jenkins workflow / pipelineJenkins multibranch pipeline with multiple starting pointsHow to trigger a jenkins build on specific node using pipeline plugin?Jenkins pipeline-stage-view does not show nodesjenkins pipeline: agent vs node?How to run multiple stages on the same node with declarative Jenkins pipeline?How to abort Jenkins pipeline build if label is not matchedSkipping a stage in jenkins pipeline without invoking agent?Stop Jenkins checking out Git URL in a Pipeline stageJenkins Pipeline, downstream job and Agent label
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If I have a jenkins pipeline which is restricted to get executed on a specific label (say label1
) which has two or three machines/hosts/nodes (ex: host1,host2..) that are linked with it. say I've build
,lint
and test
stages in Jenkinsfile and when the job triggered and it started executing the job on host/node host1
. Is it guaranteed that jenkins will finish this job on same host/node host1
with all the stages(build, lint ..) in the job? or it does switch to other hosts/nodes in between the stages(build, lint ..)?
pipeline
agent
label 'label1'
stages
stage('build')
steps
sh('echo build')
stage('lint')
steps
sh ('echo lint')
stage('test')
steps
sh ('echo test')
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If I have a jenkins pipeline which is restricted to get executed on a specific label (say label1
) which has two or three machines/hosts/nodes (ex: host1,host2..) that are linked with it. say I've build
,lint
and test
stages in Jenkinsfile and when the job triggered and it started executing the job on host/node host1
. Is it guaranteed that jenkins will finish this job on same host/node host1
with all the stages(build, lint ..) in the job? or it does switch to other hosts/nodes in between the stages(build, lint ..)?
pipeline
agent
label 'label1'
stages
stage('build')
steps
sh('echo build')
stage('lint')
steps
sh ('echo lint')
stage('test')
steps
sh ('echo test')
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
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If I have a jenkins pipeline which is restricted to get executed on a specific label (say label1
) which has two or three machines/hosts/nodes (ex: host1,host2..) that are linked with it. say I've build
,lint
and test
stages in Jenkinsfile and when the job triggered and it started executing the job on host/node host1
. Is it guaranteed that jenkins will finish this job on same host/node host1
with all the stages(build, lint ..) in the job? or it does switch to other hosts/nodes in between the stages(build, lint ..)?
pipeline
agent
label 'label1'
stages
stage('build')
steps
sh('echo build')
stage('lint')
steps
sh ('echo lint')
stage('test')
steps
sh ('echo test')
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
If I have a jenkins pipeline which is restricted to get executed on a specific label (say label1
) which has two or three machines/hosts/nodes (ex: host1,host2..) that are linked with it. say I've build
,lint
and test
stages in Jenkinsfile and when the job triggered and it started executing the job on host/node host1
. Is it guaranteed that jenkins will finish this job on same host/node host1
with all the stages(build, lint ..) in the job? or it does switch to other hosts/nodes in between the stages(build, lint ..)?
pipeline
agent
label 'label1'
stages
stage('build')
steps
sh('echo build')
stage('lint')
steps
sh ('echo lint')
stage('test')
steps
sh ('echo test')
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
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Unless you explicitly define a different agent in a stage (which is possible) all your stages will be run on the same executor. Which makes sense: It would be a really inconvenient overhead if you had to declare the agent in every stage to keep it the same.
Even more overhead would be to stash all artifacts for every stage..
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Unless you explicitly define a different agent in a stage (which is possible) all your stages will be run on the same executor. Which makes sense: It would be a really inconvenient overhead if you had to declare the agent in every stage to keep it the same.
Even more overhead would be to stash all artifacts for every stage..
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Unless you explicitly define a different agent in a stage (which is possible) all your stages will be run on the same executor. Which makes sense: It would be a really inconvenient overhead if you had to declare the agent in every stage to keep it the same.
Even more overhead would be to stash all artifacts for every stage..
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Unless you explicitly define a different agent in a stage (which is possible) all your stages will be run on the same executor. Which makes sense: It would be a really inconvenient overhead if you had to declare the agent in every stage to keep it the same.
Unless you explicitly define a different agent in a stage (which is possible) all your stages will be run on the same executor. Which makes sense: It would be a really inconvenient overhead if you had to declare the agent in every stage to keep it the same.
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Even more overhead would be to stash all artifacts for every stage..
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Even more overhead would be to stash all artifacts for every stage..
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Even more overhead would be to stash all artifacts for every stage..
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