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I want to develop a continuous integration with one or many scripts locally and then on a server.

For that I need Jenkins. I installed jenkins in a docker container, but would it be possible to configure it with a script so that the configuration can be used on any computer that runs it? When I talk about configuration, I'm talking about jenkins jobs and plugins.

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You can use a configuration management tool like chef or ansible to install and configure in automated way. If using chef you can use the community cookbook. If you are only looking for creating jobs automated way check this thread. Similar way you will be able to create groovy script to install plugins as well.

Also take a look at this article

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