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Your friendly Jenkins job generator - Complete technical reference for JobGenie job generation engine

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📋 Table of Contents

🎯 Overview

JobGenie is a powerful Jenkins job generation engine that automatically detects YAML job definition files and generates Jenkins jobs. It eliminates the need for manual job creation and provides a consistent, scalable approach to CI/CD pipeline management.

💡 Key Philosophy: “Soch Wahi, Approach Nai” - Same Vision, New Approach

No complex logic needed! Just define jobs in simple YAML files, and JobGenie automatically creates them in Jenkins.

How JobGenie Works

JobGenie uses an auto-discovery engine that:

  1. Scans Repository: Recursively searches for files ending with -jobs.yml or -jobs.yaml
  2. Parses YAML: Uses SnakeYAML library to parse job definitions
  3. Extracts Metadata: Identifies organization, project, and environment from file path
  4. Generates Jobs: Uses JobDSL to create/update Jenkins jobs automatically
  5. Manages Lifecycle: Deletes jobs that are removed from YAML files

File Path Convention

Job definition files must follow this naming pattern:

{organization}/{project}/{environment}/jobs/{project}-{environment}-jobs.yml

Examples:

  • amazon/mcloud/prod/jobs/mcloud-prod-jobs.yml
  • amazon/mcloud/nonprod/jobs/mcloud-nonprod-jobs.yml

Quick Start

New to JobGenie? Start with the Job Creation Guide for step-by-step instructions on creating your first job.

Need setup help? See the Setup Guide for Jenkins installation and JobGenie integration.

Key Benefits

  • ✅ Zero Manual Configuration: Define jobs in code, not UI
  • ✅ Consistency: Same structure across all jobs
  • ✅ Scalability: Generate hundreds of jobs from simple configs
  • ✅ Maintainability: Version-controlled job definitions
  • ✅ Flexibility: Support for various job types and patterns

🧠 Core Concepts

1. YAML Structure

JobGenie uses YAML files with a specific structure:

jobgenie:
  default:                    # Default configurations (applied to all jobs)
    HOME_DIR: prod            # Home directory (prod/nonprod)
    GROUP: "v4"               # Version group
    ENV: "prod"              # Environment name
  jobs:                       # List of job definitions
    - NAME: "job-name"        # Job name (required)
      PARAMETERS: []          # Build parameters (optional)
      CONFIGS: {}             # Job configurations (required)

2. Configuration Hierarchy

Configurations are merged in this order (later overrides earlier):

  1. default section: Global defaults for all jobs in the file
  2. CONFIGS section: Individual job-specific configurations
  3. Environment variables: Injected from build parameters

3. Variable Resolution

Variables are resolved using this precedence:

  • Job-specific CONFIGS (highest priority)
  • Default section values
  • Environment variables from parameters

📝 Configuration Structure

Basic YAML Structure

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "user-authentication-service"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'production', description: 'Production application git branch.' }
        - { name: 'DeployVersion', string: 'latest', description: 'Application version to deploy.' }
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "user-auth-service"
        APP_BRANCH: "production"
        DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "ENV,SERVICE"
        SSH_KEYS: "default:/opt/jenkins/keys/prod_key_rsa"

Required CONFIGS

For Standard Pipeline Jobs

CONFIGS:
  APP_REPO: "repository-name"           # Git repository name
  APP_BRANCH: "branch-name"            # Git branch
  # Optional: DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS, SSH_KEYS, etc.

For Freestyle Jobs

CONFIGS:
  JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"                # Required for freestyle jobs
  SERVICE: "service-name"              # Service identifier
  APP_REPO: "repository-name"         # Git repository
  APP_BRANCH: "branch-name"           # Git branch
  SCRIPT: |                           # Shell script to execute
    echo "Your script here"

For Seed Jobs

CONFIGS:
  SEED_JOB: true                      # Marks this as a seed job
  CONFIG_BRANCH: "${GitBranch}"       # Config repository branch
  JENKINSFILE: "JobGenie/Jenkinsfile" # Jenkinsfile path

Common CONFIGS Options

Docker Build Configuration

CONFIGS:
  DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "ENV,SERVICE"     # Docker build arguments (comma-separated)
  DOCKERFILE_PATH: "services/order/Dockerfile"  # Custom Dockerfile path

Git Configuration

CONFIGS:
  SSH_KEYS: "default:/opt/jenkins/keys/prod_key_rsa"  # SSH key path
  CONFIG_REPO: "git@github.com:User/Repo.git"         # Config repository
  CONFIG_BRANCH: "${GitBranch}"                       # Config branch

Job Behavior

CONFIGS:
  SKIP_GIT: true                      # Skip Git SCM checkout
  SKIP_ENJECTED_VARS: true           # Skip environment variable injection
  DISABLED: true                      # Create job in disabled state
  PIPELINE_PATH: "shared"             # Custom job path
  JENKINSFILE_DIR: "default"          # Jenkinsfile directory

Script Execution (Freestyle)

CONFIGS:
  SCRIPT: |                           # Multi-line shell script
    echo "Running migrations..."
    # Your script logic here
    echo "Completed"

DSL Script Execution

CONFIGS:
  DSL_SCRIPT: |                       # Groovy DSL script
    import io.jenkins.plugins.casc.ConfigurationAsCode;
    ConfigurationAsCode.get().configure()

🎨 Job Types

1. Pipeline Jobs (Default)

Purpose: Standard Jenkins pipeline jobs using Jenkinsfiles

Configuration:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "user-authentication-service"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'production', description: 'Production application git branch.' }
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "user-auth-service"
        APP_BRANCH: "production"
        DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "ENV,SERVICE"
        SSH_KEYS: "default:/opt/jenkins/keys/prod_key_rsa"

Generated Job Location:

  • {organization}/{project}/{environment}/deploy/{GROUP}/{ENV}/{JOB_NAME}
  • Example: amazon/mcloud/prod/deploy/v4/prod/user-authentication-service

2. Freestyle Jobs

Purpose: Execute shell scripts directly without Jenkinsfile

Configuration:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "database-migration-runner"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'master', description: 'Migration scripts git branch.' }
      CONFIGS:
        JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"
        SERVICE: "database-migration-runner"
        APP_REPO: "database-migrations"
        APP_BRANCH: "master"
        SCRIPT: |
          echo "Running database migrations..."
          # Your migration logic here

Key Difference: Set JOB_TYPE: "freestyle" and provide SCRIPT instead of using Jenkinsfile

3. Seed Jobs

Purpose: Generate other jobs (JobGenie seed jobs)

Configuration:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "0-poc-DevOps"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'master', description: 'Dev application git branch.' }
      CONFIGS:
        SEED_JOB: true
        CONFIG_BRANCH: "${GitBranch}"
        JENKINSFILE: "JobGenie/Jenkinsfile"

Key Difference: Set SEED_JOB: true to mark as seed job

4. Custom Template Jobs

Purpose: Jobs using custom pipeline templates

Configuration:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "microservices-orchestrator"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'TAG', string: 'v3.2.1', description: 'Application version tag.' }
      CONFIGS:
        SERVICE: "microservices-orchestrator"
        CICD_TEMPLATE_NAME: "microservices-deployment-template"
        APP_REPO: "microservices-platform"
        APP_BRANCH: "production"

Key Difference: Use CICD_TEMPLATE_NAME to specify custom template

🚀 Advanced Features

1. Custom Dockerfile Path

Specify custom Dockerfile location:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "order-processing-api"
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "ecommerce-order-api"
        APP_BRANCH: "main"
        DOCKERFILE_PATH: "services/order/Dockerfile"
        DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "ENV"

2. Custom Pipeline Path

Create jobs in custom folder structure:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "notification-service"
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "notification-engine"
        APP_BRANCH: "master"
        PIPELINE_PATH: "shared"

Result: Job created at {organization}/{project}/{environment}/shared/{JOB_NAME}

3. Disabled Jobs

Create jobs in disabled state:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "user-authentication-service"
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "user-auth-service"
        APP_BRANCH: "production"
        DISABLED: true  # Job created but disabled

4. Jobs Without Git Checkout

Skip Git SCM checkout for jobs that don’t need source code:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "jenkins-configuration-sync"
      CONFIGS:
        JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"
        SKIP_GIT: true
        SKIP_ENJECTED_VARS: true
        DSL_SCRIPT: |
          import io.jenkins.plugins.casc.ConfigurationAsCode;
          ConfigurationAsCode.get().configure()

5. DSL Script Execution

Execute Groovy DSL scripts directly:

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "jenkins-configuration-sync"
      CONFIGS:
        JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"
        SKIP_GIT: true
        SKIP_ENJECTED_VARS: true
        DSL_SCRIPT: |
          import io.jenkins.plugins.casc.ConfigurationAsCode;
          import jenkins.model.Jenkins;
          ConfigurationAsCode.get().configure()
          println("Configuration sync completed")

📚 Examples

Example 1: Simple Pipeline Job

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "user-authentication-service"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'production', description: 'Production application git branch.' }
        - { name: 'DeployVersion', string: 'latest', description: 'Application version to deploy.' }
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "user-auth-service"
        APP_BRANCH: "production"
        DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "ENV,SERVICE"
        SSH_KEYS: "default:/opt/jenkins/keys/prod_key_rsa"

Generated Job Location:

  • amazon/mcloud/prod/deploy/v4/prod/user-authentication-service

Example 2: Freestyle Job with Script

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "database-migration-runner"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'master', description: 'Migration scripts git branch.' }
        - { name: 'MigrationVersion', string: '', description: 'Specific migration version to run.' }
        - { name: 'DryRun', bool: false, description: 'Perform dry run without applying changes.' }
      CONFIGS:
        JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"
        SERVICE: "database-migration-runner"
        APP_REPO: "database-migrations"
        APP_BRANCH: "master"
        SCRIPT: |
          echo "Running database migrations..."
          # Migration logic here
          echo "Migrations completed successfully"

Example 3: Seed Job

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "0-poc-DevOps"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'master', description: 'Dev application git branch.' }
      CONFIGS:
        SEED_JOB: true
        CONFIG_BRANCH: "${GitBranch}"
        JENKINSFILE: "JobGenie/Jenkinsfile"

Example 4: Job with Custom Dockerfile

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "order-processing-api"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'main', description: 'Application git branch.' }
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "ecommerce-order-api"
        APP_BRANCH: "main"
        DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "ENV"
        DOCKERFILE_PATH: "services/order/Dockerfile"
        SSH_KEYS: "default:/opt/jenkins/keys/prod_key_rsa"

Example 5: Job with Choice Parameters

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "inventory-management-service"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'release/v2.0', description: 'Application git branch.' }
        - { name: 'Environment', choices: ['prod', 'prod-dr'], description: 'Target deployment environment.' }
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "inventory-service"
        APP_BRANCH: "release/v2.0"
        DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: "ENV,Environment"
        SSH_KEYS: "default:/opt/jenkins/keys/prod_key_rsa"

Example 6: Infrastructure Job (Terraform)

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "terraform-infrastructure-deploy"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'GitBranch', string: 'main', description: 'Terraform code git branch.' }
        - { name: 'TerraformAction', choices: ['plan', 'apply', 'destroy'], description: 'Terraform action to execute.' }
        - { name: 'Region', string: 'us-east-1', description: 'AWS region for deployment.' }
      CONFIGS:
        JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"
        SERVICE: "terraform-infrastructure-deploy"
        APP_REPO: "terraform-infrastructure"
        APP_BRANCH: "main"
        SCRIPT: |
          echo "Executing Terraform ${TerraformAction} in ${Region}"
          terraform init
          terraform ${TerraformAction}

Example 7: Security Scanning Job

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "security-vulnerability-scan"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'ScanType', choices: ['container', 'code', 'dependency'], description: 'Type of security scan to perform.' }
        - { name: 'Severity', choices: ['critical', 'high', 'medium', 'all'], description: 'Minimum severity level to report.' }
      CONFIGS:
        JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"
        SERVICE: "security-vulnerability-scan"
        APP_REPO: "security-scanner"
        APP_BRANCH: "main"
        SCRIPT: |
          echo "Running ${ScanType} security scan with ${Severity} severity"
          # Security scanning logic here

Example 8: Custom Template Job

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "microservices-orchestrator"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'TAG', string: 'v3.2.1', description: 'Application version tag.' }
        - { name: 'Services', string: 'all', description: 'Comma-separated list of services to deploy (or "all").' }
        - { name: 'RollbackOnFailure', bool: true, description: 'Automatically rollback on deployment failure.' }
      CONFIGS:
        SERVICE: "microservices-orchestrator"
        CICD_TEMPLATE_NAME: "microservices-deployment-template"
        APP_REPO: "microservices-platform"
        APP_BRANCH: "production"

    [
        APP_REPO: 'complex-app',
        APP_BRANCH: 'release/v2.0',
        appNames: ['api', 'worker', 'scheduler'],
        BUILD: [
            NAME: 'complex-app'
        ],
        DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS: 'ENV,VERSION'
    ]
] ] ```

Generated:

  • Build job: stage-complex-app-build
  • Deploy jobs: stage-api-deploy, stage-worker-deploy, stage-scheduler-deploy

Example 9: Compliance Audit Job

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "compliance-audit"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'AuditType', choices: ['SOC2', 'PCI-DSS', 'GDPR', 'HIPAA'], description: 'Compliance standard to audit.' }
        - { name: 'GenerateReport', bool: true, description: 'Generate compliance audit report.' }
      CONFIGS:
        JOB_TYPE: "freestyle"
        SERVICE: "compliance-audit"
        APP_REPO: "compliance-tools"
        APP_BRANCH: "master"
        SCRIPT: |
          echo "Running ${AuditType} compliance audit"
          # Compliance audit logic here

Example 10: Blue-Green Deployment Manager

jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "blue-green-deployment-manager"
      PARAMETERS:
        - { name: 'ApplicationName', string: '', description: 'Application name for blue-green deployment.' }
        - { name: 'TrafficPercentage', string: '10', description: 'Percentage of traffic to route to new version initially.' }
        - { name: 'HealthCheckEndpoint', string: '/health', description: 'Health check endpoint path.' }
      CONFIGS:
        SERVICE: "blue-green-deployment-manager"
        CICD_TEMPLATE_NAME: "blue-green-deploy-template"
        APP_REPO: "deployment-automation"
        APP_BRANCH: "main"

✅ Best Practices

1. YAML Organization

✅ DO:

# Group related jobs together in one file
jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "service-1"
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "service-1"
    - NAME: "service-2"
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "service-2"

❌ DON’T:

# Don't create separate files for each job
# Instead, group related jobs in one file per environment

2. Naming Conventions

✅ DO:

  • Use descriptive job names: user-authentication-service not user-svc
  • Follow kebab-case for job names
  • Use consistent naming across environments

❌ DON’T:

  • Use ambiguous names
  • Mix naming styles
  • Create unnecessarily long names

3. Default Configuration

✅ DO:

# Set sensible defaults in default section
jobgenie:
  default:
    HOME_DIR: prod
    GROUP: "v4"
    ENV: "prod"
  jobs:
    - NAME: "my-service"
      CONFIGS:
        APP_REPO: "my-service"
        # ENV and GROUP inherited from default

❌ DON’T:

// Don't hardcode environment-specific values in defaults
def defaultConfigs = [
    ENV: 'prod'  // Wrong - should be per-project
]

4. Job Parameters

✅ DO:

  • Provide clear descriptions
  • Use appropriate parameter types
  • Set sensible defaults

❌ DON’T:

  • Create too many parameters
  • Use unclear descriptions
  • Mix parameter types unnecessarily

5. Version Control

✅ DO:

  • Commit all JobGenie changes
  • Use feature branches
  • Review changes before merging

❌ DON’T:

  • Make changes directly in production
  • Skip code review
  • Delete old configurations without migration

🔧 Troubleshooting

Issue 1: Jobs Not Generated

Symptoms: Seed job runs but no jobs appear

Solutions:

  1. Check createjob flag: globalConfigs.createjob = true
  2. Verify JobGenie map structure
  3. Check Jenkins console logs
  4. Verify file path in seed job

Issue 2: Wrong Job Path

Symptoms: Jobs created in unexpected location

Solutions:

  1. Check DEPLOY_HOME variable
  2. Verify JOB_SUFFIX_MKDIR calculation
  3. Review folder creation logic

Issue 3: Missing Parameters

Symptoms: Expected parameters not appearing

Solutions:

  1. Verify JOB_PARAMS structure
  2. Check parameter type (string, choices, bool)
  3. Review pipelineGenerator function

Issue 4: Template Not Found

Symptoms: Jenkinsfile not found error

Solutions:

  1. Verify DEFAULT_JENKINSFILE path
  2. Check CONFIG_REPO and CONFIG_BRANCH
  3. Ensure Jenkinsfile exists in repository

Issue 5: Variable Resolution Issues

Symptoms: Variables not resolving correctly

Solutions:

  1. Check variable precedence
  2. Verify variable names (case-sensitive)
  3. Review configuration merging logic

📖 Reference

Variable Reference

Variable Type Required Description
APP_REPO String Yes* Git repository name
APP_BRANCH String Yes* Git branch
appNames List Yes* List of service names
SERVICE String Yes** Service identifier
CICD_TEMPLATE_NAME String No Pipeline template name
DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS String No Docker build arguments
SSH_KEYS String No SSH key path
JOB_PARAMS List No Custom job parameters

*Required for standard application jobs **Required for custom jobs

Parameter Types

// String parameter
[ name: 'BRANCH', string: 'master', description: 'Git branch' ]

// Choice parameter
[ name: 'ENV', choices: ['dev', 'prod'], description: 'Environment' ]

// Boolean parameter
[ name: 'DRY_RUN', bool: false, description: 'Dry run mode' ]

// Dynamic choice parameter
[ name: 'ImageTag', choiceType: 'SINGLE_SELECT', arChoiceGroovy: '...' ]

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