Jenkins configure role-based project Rights Management



This article describes how to configure the Jenkins so that it can support role-based project Rights Management.

because Jenkins The default rights management system does not support the configuration of a user group or role, so a third plug-in is required to support the configuration of the role, and this article uses Role Strategy Plugin , Introduction page: Https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Role+Strategy+Plugin

1. Configure plugins

After installing the plugin, go to the System settings page

The configuration is as follows:

2. Configure permissions

on the System administration page, click Manage and Assign Roles go to the Role Management page:

2.1 Management Role (Manage Roles)

Select to create global roles, project roles, and to assign permissions to roles.

the difference between a project role and a global role is that the project role can only manage projects, without managing Jenkins configuration of permissions.

Here we add a global role Viewer. ordinary users come in only View the permissions are not managed Jenkins the Permissions

Next we add a project role TestProject . Now we have a project called test , which belongs to the Test project manager who can manipulate the project

2.2 assigning roles

There are three users in our system, and no permissions have been assigned

Jenkinsadmin : Can be managed Jenkins

Testpromanager : Not managed Jenkins , but can manage Test Project

Otherproject: : Not managed Jenkins , you can not manage Test Project

Next we look at the results

1. login using jenkinsadmin

2. login using testpromanager

3. login using otherproject

Jenkins configure role-based project Rights Management