Build jenkins agent docker image

cd jenkins/agent

docker build --build-arg CLOUD_PROVIDER=<CLOUD_PROVIDER> -t <CONTAINER_REGISTRY_URL>/<CONTAINER_REPOSITORY_NAME>/<JENKINS_IMAGE_NAME>:jenkins-agent .
# for e.g., for 'aws' as <CLOUD_PROVIDER>, for 'docker.io' as <CONTAINER_REGISTRY_URL>, 'ankursoni' as <CONTAINER_REPOSITORY_NAME> and 'fortosi' as <JENKINS_IMAGE_NAME>:
# docker build --build-arg CLOUD_PROVIDER=aws -t docker.io/ankursoni/fortosi:jenkins-agent .

Publish jenkins agent docker image (not required if you are running locally)

docker login -u <USERNAME> <CONTAINER_REGISTRY_URL>
# for e.g., for 'ankursoni' as <USERNAME> and 'docker.io' as <CONTAINER_REGISTRY_URL>:
docker login -u ankursoni docker.io

docker push <CONTAINER_REGISTRY_URL>/<CONTAINER_REPOSITORY_NAME>/<JENKINS_IMAGE_NAME>:jenkins-agent
# for e.g., for 'docker.io' as <CONTAINER_REGISTRY_URL>, 'ankursoni' as <CONTAINER_REPOSITORY_NAME> and 'fortosi' as <JENKINS_IMAGE_NAME>:
# docker push docker.io/ankursoni/fortosi:jenkins-agent

Output jenkins jenkins-agent pod yaml (not required if you are running locally)

helm template -f helm/values.yaml jenkins-agent helm

# use the output from above as kubernetes pod template 'yaml' value for 'jenkins-agent' label agent i.e. replace <JENKINS_AGENT_TEMPLATE_YAML> value in master/jenkins.yaml file with proper yaml indentation of 14 spaces