In the distributed architecture, Jenkins should be fully installed both in master and slave?
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master + agent
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jenkins architecture is fundamentally master+ agent
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In the distributed architecture, Jenkins should be fully installed in both master and slave is False statement.
Explanation:
- 'Jenkins' uses 'Master-Slave architecture' to 'manage distributed builds'. A slave is a computer system that is set up to unload master build tasks, and once this work delivery is set up, it is quite automatic.
- Since each 'slave' runs a separate 'program' called a "slave agent," it is not necessary to install the complete 'Jenkins' (package or compiled binaries) on the slave.
- There are several ways to begin slave agents, but in the end, the slave agent and the 'Jenkins master' need to create a bi-directional communication relation in order to operate.
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