Yes, it's possible to configure Jenkins with a local Azure VNET. Here are the general steps:
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Ensure that you have a running Jenkins instance and a Virtual Network (VNET) in your Azure environment.
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Create a Virtual Machine (VM) in the Azure VNET, which will serve as the Jenkins agent.
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Install the Jenkins agent software on the VM.
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Configure the Jenkins agent to connect to the Jenkins master using the VM's private IP address. This will ensure that all communication between the Jenkins master and agent occurs within the Azure VNET.
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Set up the appropriate firewall rules in Azure to allow communication between the Jenkins master and agent.
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In the Jenkins job configuration, specify the Jenkins agent to use the VM that you created in the Azure VNET.
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Test the configuration by running a build job and verifying that the Jenkins agent successfully executes the build steps.
Keep in mind that the specific steps may vary depending on your particular setup, but this should give you a general idea of how to configure Jenkins with a local Azure VNET.
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