Scalable Jenkins on Kubernetes with Kaniko

Imagine you’re running a workshop where you build all sorts of machines. In this workshop, you have a magical conveyor belt called Jenkins for assembling these machines. But to make your workshop even more efficient and adaptable, you’ve got a team of tiny robot workers called Kaniko that assist in constructing the individual parts of each machine. Let’s draw parallels between this workshop analogy and the technology world:

• Scalable Jenkins: Jenkins is a widely used automation server that helps automate various tasks, particularly those related to building, testing, and deploying software. “Scalable Jenkins” means configuring Jenkins in a way that allows it to efficiently handle a growing workload, much like having a spacious workshop capable of producing numerous machines.
• Kubernetes: Think of Kubernetes as the workshop manager. It’s an orchestration platform that automates the process...