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Jenkins - Storing Passwords, Secrets, and Credentials

From the dashboard, select your pipeline:


Click configure


In the default General tab, scroll down and click Add to add a secret.



Select the type of credentials you wish to store. Details of each type are further below.


Username / Password

Use this type whenever you have a username/password combination, such as authenticating with a Docker registry.


Secrets / Tokens

This is probably going to be the most commonly used type. Use this whenever there is a single string value that you need, such as an authorization token.


SSH Keys

Use this type for storing SSH keys for logging into your remote servers for deployment etc.

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Last updated: 5th May 2021
First published: 16th April 2021