- Add comprehensive OIDC authentication configuration for Jenkins - Include CloudronManifest.json in Docker image root directory - Create production packaging methodology template - Add OIDC authentication audit document - Jenkins package ready for live Cloudron testing Next: Test installation on live Cloudron instance
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Production Packaging Methodology
Per-Package Production Checklist
Phase 1: Core Application Setup
- Application builds successfully
- Application starts without errors
- Health check endpoint responds
- Data persistence configured
- Proper user permissions set
Phase 2: Authentication & Security
- OIDC authentication configured (if supported)
- Security headers configured
- CORS settings appropriate
- SSL/TLS configuration
- User session management
Phase 3: Cloudron Integration
- CloudronManifest.json validated
- Environment variables documented
- Addon support configured (if applicable)
- Backup/restore functionality
- Update mechanism
Phase 4: Production Testing
- Smoke test: Application starts and responds
- Authentication test: OIDC login works
- Data persistence test: Data survives container restart
- Performance test: Resource usage acceptable
- Security test: No exposed sensitive data
Phase 5: Documentation
- README with setup instructions
- OIDC configuration guide
- Troubleshooting guide
- Security considerations
- Known limitations
Current Package: Jenkins CI/CD Platform
Status: IN PROGRESS
- ✅ Application builds successfully
- ✅ Application starts (needs verification)
- ⏳ OIDC authentication configuration
- ⏳ Comprehensive testing
- ⏳ Documentation completion
Next Steps for Jenkins:
- Fix startup issues and verify health check
- Configure OIDC authentication properly
- Test data persistence
- Complete documentation
- Final production validation