# Jenkins

Currently AccidentalQuality only supports local (on premise) Jenkins pipelines, but will support cloud based (accessible) Jenkins servers in the future. To support a Jenkins behind a firewall or deployed on premise, you will have to install the local agent

Jenkins is a pipeline integration and therefore processes the following data:

• Cycle Time
• Time to recovery
• Time to pipline failure
• Succesful vs failed builds

# On premise agent

AccidentalQuality supports local Jenkins servers through the use of an agent, deployed on premise at your company. For our systems to communicate with your pipelines you will have to set up that agent with our docker image which extracts pipeline data on a timed interval, encrypts it and sends it for processing.

Having set up the agent you will have to provide a URL to the specific pipeline you want monitored. Besides that you will have to provide a token to access Jenkins. The first token will have to be manually inserted, after you will be to reuse previous tokens.

When this is set up AccidentalQuality will be able to fetch the safely encrypted jenkins data and process it.

# Cloud Jenkins - accessible directly

There is currently no option to access a Jenkins deployed and open to the world wide web but please contact [email protected] and we can make that happen on short notice, should you need that.