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Jenkins on Pre-hardened Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

durch Derek Coleman & Associates Corporation

Deploy Jenkins CI/CD on hardened Ubuntu 22.04 LTS with Trusted Launch for production pipelines.

Jenkins on Pre-hardened Ubuntu 22.04 LTS — Linux-native CI/CD on Azure

Stand up a production Jenkins controller in minutes instead of spending a day installing Java, Jenkins, Docker, and then hardening the host yourself. This image ships Jenkins LTS pre-installed on a hardened Ubuntu 22.04 LTS base with Docker ready for containerized builds — so your team goes from "Get It Now" to a running pipeline the same morning.

Problems this solves for you

  • Slow CI/CD onboarding — manual Jenkins setup (Java version, repositories, service hardening, Docker integration) typically costs hours to days; this image boots ready to configure your first pipeline
  • Unhardened build hosts — build servers hold your source and credentials; this base applies SSH hardening and restrictive defaults before first boot
  • Patch drift — image releases roll forward Ubuntu security updates, so new deployments start current instead of months behind

What you get

  • Jenkins LTS on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (x64 Generation 2) with OpenJDK 17
  • Docker Engine pre-installed for containerized build agents and image builds
  • Trusted Launch enabled — Secure Boot and vTPM for firmware-level protection
  • Azure-native integration — works with Azure Container Registry, Azure Key Vault, Azure Repos, plus standard source-control providers and container registries

Who uses it

  • DevOps teams running CI/CD (continuous integration/continuous delivery) pipelines for container-native and Linux-first applications
  • Platform teams standardizing build infrastructure across projects on a repeatable, hardened base
  • Consultancies and MSPs deploying a known-good Jenkins baseline per client instead of rebuilding from scratch

Prerequisites & sizing

  • Recommended VM size: Standard_D4s_v5 (4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM) or larger
  • Inbound 8080/TCP for the Jenkins web UI; SSH 22/TCP via Azure Bastion preferred
  • Outbound HTTPS to your source-control and container-registry endpoints

Limitations

  • Single-node controller — configure distributed build agents separately for larger fleets
  • Plugin lifecycle and pipeline configuration are customer-managed

Pricing

Transparent usage-based pricing at $0.09 per vCPU per hour for the image, plus standard Azure infrastructure costs. No upfront commitment — scale your build capacity up or down as needed.

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