Hands-On Continuous Integration and Automation with Jenkins - Run Jobs on a Slave Node

This video tutorial demonstrates configuring and running a Jenkins job on a slave node. It covers setting up a Freestyle Project, executing shell commands, and monitoring the provisioning of a slave node. The tutorial also explains how to clean up AWS resources to avoid unnecessary costs. The video concludes with a recap of the master-slave architecture in Jenkins and AWS concepts, encouraging viewers to test their knowledge through exercises in a GitHub repository.

How can you delete an EC2 instance where Jenkins is running?

• Select the instance and click on Actions

• Use the command line

• Go to the AWS console and click on Terminate

• All of the above

What is the purpose of the Elastic IP in AWS?

• To provide a static IP address

• To manage security groups

• To create VPCs

• To monitor EC2 instances

What should you do to clean up your AWS account after the demo?

• Delete the VPC and security groups

• Terminate all EC2 instances

• Release Elastic IP addresses

• All of the above