# Jenkins CI with S3
**Install Jenkins Plugins**
At the Jenkins home page on the left menu select *Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins* select the tab *Available* and search for the following plugins:
* [Blue Ocean](https://jenkins.io/projects/blueocean/) - New Jenkins UI
* [Pipeline AWS](https://plugins.jenkins.io/pipeline-aws) - AWS Integration
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If you are using Jenkins as your build server, you can easily and automatically upload your builds from Jenkins to AWS S3.\
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After doing a one-time configuration on your Jenkins server, syncing your builds to S3 is as easy as running a build.\
There is no need to run anything in addition to running a build.\
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**1. Create a new bucket for Jenkins in AWS S3**\
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**2. Install S3 Plugin in Jenkins**\
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Now go to **Dashboard** -> **Manage Jenkins** -> **Manage Plugins** and select \
**Available** tab. Find **"S3 plugin"** and install it.
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**3.** Go to **Manage Jenkins** and select **Configure System**. look for **Amazon S3 Profiles**.
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Click on **Add** button for add S3 profile.\
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**4.** Please provide a **profile name, access key** and **secret access key** for your AWS account. also, Create an **IAM user** with the relevant **S3 Permissions**.
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Click on **Save** button.\
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**5. Configure in Jenkins Job**\
Go to Jenkins job and find **Post Build Actions** and add a new **Post Build Action** and select **Publish Artifacts to S3 Bucket.**\
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**6. Configure your S3 Profile and define the files to upload.**\
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Click on **Save** button.\
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Now each time you run a (successful) build, your artifacts will automatically upload to your S3 bucket.
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