Jenkins defines extension points, which are interfaces or abstract classes that model an aspect of its behavior.
Those interfaces define contracts of what need to be implemented, and Jenkins allows plugins to contribute those implementations.
In general, all you need to do to register an implementation is to mark it with @Extension.
Creating a new extension point is quite easy too, see defining a new extension point for details.
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Extension points defined in Alauda DevOps Credentials Provider Plugin
Extension points defined in Build Cause Run Condition Plugin
Extension points defined in CloudBees Docker Custom Build Environment Plugin
Extension points defined in Configuration as Code Plugin - Groovy Scripting Extension Plugin
Extension points defined in GCP Secrets Manager Credentials Provider Plugin
Extension points defined in MAT Performance Benchmarking by Broadcom Plugin
Extension points defined in Maven Artifact ChoiceListProvider (Nexus) Plugin
Extension points defined in multi-module-tests-publisher Plugin
Extension points defined in suite-test-groups-publisher Plugin