Jenkins provides a master-slave concept for managing the aforementioned scenarios. We can assign different build jobs to different slaves in the build configuration and use the master-slave system to manage its overall lifecycle. The master node itself can execute the build if a slave node is not configured explicitly in the build job configuration.
There are quite a few reasons for using this feature:
To make things clearer, we need not install Jenkins on the slave nodes. We only need to configure the slave nodes properly, which we will now cover.
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