How do I use "Manage Jenkins" page?
Here I'm with all of the screenshots of each section of the Manage Jenkins page. this might contain "Monitors" that alert you when a new version of the Jenkins software or a security update is available. Each monitor includes links to the changelog that describes the new update as well as instructions to download and install the update.
The Manage Jenkins page displays a series of tiles for common task areas, arranged in logical groupings:
Status Information — This section is that display system information, information about disk usage, the Jenkins system log, "about Jenkins" information, and load statistics for the instance.
Troubleshooting — This section is for Jenkins Administrators to help you resolve configuration issues.
Tools and Actions — This section is designed for common management tasks (reloading the configuration from disk, preparing for shutdown) and management tools that enable you to administer Jenkins from the command line (Jenkins CLI and the Script Console a
Uncategorized — Screens for monitoring the Jenkins controller and agents and for launching build agents as Docker containers.
Additional tiles may be added by plugins that you install.
System Configuration — This section is designed for general system configuration, managing nodes and clouds, global tool configuration, and plugin management.
Security — This section is designed to configure global security (authentication, authorization, and global settings that protect your Jenkins instance from intrusions) and screens to manage the credentials that provide secure access third-party sites and applications that interact with Jenkins.
Significant changes are being made to Jenkins to improve the user interface and to address technical debt that has accumulated. Differences that directly affect administration include:
Configuration screens now use HTML div tags rather than HTML table tags. This provides a more attractive user interface for all users and a much better experience for users on narrow devices such as tablets and phones.
The tiles displayed on the Manage Jenkins page are now grouped logically rather than as the long list of tasks in somewhat random order that characterizes earlier Jenkins releases.
Some configuration fields have been moved or added in the latest versions.
