Jenkins download and deployment

The Jenkins project produces two release lines: Stable (LTS) and regular (Weekly). Depending on your organization's needs, one may be preferred over the other. See the links below for more information and recommendations about the release lines.

Stable (LTS)

Long-Term Support (LTS) release baselines are chosen every 12 weeks from the stream of regular releases. Every 4 weeks we release stable releases which include bug and security fix backports. Learn more…

Changelog | Upgrade Guide | Past Releases

Regular releases (Weekly)

This release line delivers bug fixes and new features rapidly to users and plugin developers who need them. It is generally delivered on a weekly cadence. Learn more…

Changelog | Past Releases

Downloading Jenkins

Jenkins is distributed as WAR files, native packages, installers, and Docker images. Follow these installation steps:

  1. Before downloading, please take a moment to review the Hardware and Software requirements section of the User Handbook.
  2. Select one of the packages below and follow the download instructions.
  3. Once a Jenkins package has been downloaded, proceed to the Installing Jenkins section of the User Handbook.
  4. You may also want to verify the package you downloaded. Learn more about verifying Jenkins downloads.
Download Jenkins 2.440.1 LTS for:
Generic Java package (.war)
SHA-256: 0a4dee3276867329745bc9d253dad8565fab00b4c2f06e1a22d492d6d464495d
Docker Kubernetes Ubuntu/Debian Red Hat/Fedora/Alma/Rocky/CentOS Windows openSUSE FreeBSD Gentoo   macOS   OpenBSD   OpenIndiana Hipster  
Download Jenkins 2.448 for:
Generic Java package (.war)
SHA-256: 8f647eff91db4f0279bbfff0a4ba8c4840d84fa8c14c12da533db61c3bf46349
Docker Ubuntu/Debian Red Hat/Fedora/Alma/Rocky/CentOS Windows openSUSE Arch Linux   FreeBSD   Gentoo   macOS   OpenBSD   OpenIndiana Hipster  
NOTE: Packages with the library icon are maintained by third parties. Such packages may be not as frequently updated as packages supported by the Jenkins project directly.

Deploying Jenkins in public cloud

Many public cloud vendors provide their own Jenkins installation guides and packages. The guides provide instructions to deploy, maintain, and upgrade on the specific public cloud. Such guides may be used to quickly deploy Jenkins and, in many cases, to get an instance preconfigured to be used within the public cloud (e.g. bundled plugins, integrations with public cloud services, etc.).

Jenkins with AWS CodeBuild and AWS CodeDeploy

Jenkins quickstarts, tutorials, samples, and resources for Azure

Using Jenkins for distributed builds on Compute Engine

Set up a CI/CD pipeline for cloud deployments with Jenkins

Jenkins one-click deployment on Civo Kubernetes

Images for Amazon Web Services, Azure, and Google Cloud