If we exclude the case of entering AWS key, our Jenkins setup is fully automated. Kubernetes plugin is preconfigured to support Pods running in other Namespaces, Google and AWS clouds will be set up if we choose to use them, credentials are copied to the correct locations, and they are using the same encryption keys as those used to encrypt the credentials in the first place. All in all, we're finally ready to work on our continuous deployment pipeline. The next chapter will be the culmination of everything we did thus far.
Please note that the current setup is designed to support "one Jenkins master per team" strategy. Even though you could use the experience you gained so far to run a production-ready Jenkins master that will serve everyone in your company, it is often a better strategy to have one master per team. That approach provides quite a few...
