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Configure and setup Email extended notification on Jenkins and create a project to verify the notification

*On respective Email configuration *

  • set 2-factor authentication and enable & add the app password under security tab. -Create the app password for Jenkins and need to add the password on jenkins.

*On Jenkins Dashboard *

  • We have completed with the installation and basic setup of Jenkins app.

  • Jenkins dashboard > Manage Jenkins > plugins >Email Extension Template Plugin.(add these plugin for E-mail Notification)

  • Jenkins dashboard > Manage Jenkins > system >E-mail Notification.(In the password tab enter the app password which we created on gmail "without space")

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  • enable the "Test configuration by sending test e-mail"
    enter the email for validation purpose and verify the email inbox for Notification.

  • On Extended Email Notification add the credientials and enable "Use SSL".

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  • On Default trigger tab select "Always", "Success", "Failure if any".

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  • On Jenkins dashboard > Add New Item > select "Freestyle project" > provide project name on "CAMEL Format"> ok.

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  • On "Build Steps" select "Execute shell" provide the commands need to run.

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  • On "Post Build Action" select "Editable E mail Notification".

  • Provide the "email ID" to whom you want to send the project Build Log Notification Apply and save.

  • Once saved Click on "Build Now" to run the project and view the console output and verify the email notification.

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  • If the notification Email is getting from "address not yet found" you can modify the system admin e-mail address.

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  • All the Jenkins Project logs are stored on the below path
/var/lib/jenkins/jobs/
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