I installed minikube and started Jenkins inside a pod. I am able to create a new job and execute it inside a dynamically created maven container. However. I have a folder in my host machine which is a Mac based and I need that folder inside this dynamically created pod when the job is started. How can I achieve that?
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Damien-Amen
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Did you tied `kubectl cp` command? – sfgroups Nov 29 '18 at 02:22
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unfortunately the container that I have started does not have kubectl installed and I don't have the luxury to install that either. – Damien-Amen Nov 29 '18 at 02:34
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I mean running kubectl from you MAC host, let me add the link. – sfgroups Nov 29 '18 at 03:01
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Option 1.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/minikube/#interacting-with-your-cluster
configure kubectl on your MAC, then use kubectl cp <hostdir> <podname>:<dir>
Option 2.
use the Host path option for POD, like this post
sfgroups
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Maybe the easiest solution is to push that folder as git repo ( if it is not large ) to either github or your private git server , and then clone it as a first step in your jenkins job.
Ijaz Ahmad
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I have done this before. It was so easy. But now I cannot push it because it has some sensitive information. :( – Damien-Amen Nov 28 '18 at 21:35