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so the issue I am having and struggling to understand is how to setup multiple clouds/clusters. Very similar to this question. One Jenkins, Two Kubernetes Clusters

Basically I have jenkins perfectly running in cluster A. Cluster B is where I'm having issues. I have cluster b kubernetes setup in the plugin as cluster B. I can hit the login button and it works as expected. The problem im having is when a agent deploys to cluster b to do work, it can no longer talk back. The errors appears to be because my jenkins is behind a https endpoint. However I cannot find where to setup ssl? And even if I get past that, I'm not certain as how to let jnlp talk back? Would that be a nodeport? I looked at websocket but I'm still having issues. Everything online I find does not appear to answer jenkins behind https. They all appear to assume it's http. Any guidance is much appreciated. Thanks in advance

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so to close the loop on what I ended up doing. I used the kubernetes-cli plugin in the end. This way agents got spun in in cluster A, and were able to trigger deployments etc in cluster B. The kubernetes-cli plugin only required a service account on cluster A in order to interact with the cluster. So actually a perfect solution.

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