In a large-scale Jenkins environment, what is an effective way to manage multiple slave nodes efficiently?
- Allocating a single static agent for all jobs
- Limiting the number of slave nodes to reduce complexity
- Relying solely on dynamic agent provisioning
- Using a combination of static and dynamic agent provisioning
Effectively managing multiple slave nodes in a large-scale Jenkins environment involves a combination of static agents (pre-configured) and dynamic agents (dynamically provisioned as needed). This allows for optimal resource utilization and scalability.
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