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Jenkins- Connect EC2 instance using SSH credentials



Jenkins- Connect EC2 instance using SSH credentials

In this video I am just showing you how to integrate EC2 with jenkins over SSH Connection In case you want full CI/CD Over Jenkins + Gitlab + Ec2 please comment and ask for that. I will provide you.




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