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Azure Solution for SmartBuildings
RAG
Make it variables and reusable
Scaling pipeline to accept Dynamic inputs
Implement a Multibranch Pipeline in Jenkins
Automatically detect and build multiple Git branches
Enable Jenkins to run pipelines per branch dynamically
Understand how code changes in different branches trigger separate builds
The purpose of this part is to move from a single pipeline setup to a scalable, branch-aware CI/CD system.
In real-world DevOps environments:
Teams work on multiple branches (feature, dev, release, main)
Each branch may have different code and pipeline behavior
Manual pipeline creation per branch is not scalable
Multibranch Pipelines solve this by:
Automatically discovering branches from GitHub
Running pipelines based on Jenkinsfile inside each branch
Allowing parallel and independent builds per branch
This is a key step toward production-grade CI/CD pipelines.
Before starting this part, ensure:
Infrastructure Setup
Ready to use Host and the directory structure to run Dockerfiles and docker-compose.yml (Refer to Part 1)
GitHub repository demo-app
Jenkins has:
Git plugin installed
Access to GitHub repository (public or credentials configured)
devbranch"Here, I removed a small block from the Jenkinsfile and merged it to devbranch
devbranch
In this part, you successfully evolved your CI/CD pipeline to a branch-aware automation system
You learned how to:
Automatically detect new branches in GitHub
Run pipelines dynamically per branch
Manage different code versions using Jenkins pipelines
Enable scalable CI/CD workflows for team-based development
This is exactly how modern DevOps teams handle:
Feature development
Parallel testing
⬅️ Previous Article: Part 7 Control Jenkins Pipeline through GitHub
➡️ Next Article: Part 9 Parameterized Pipelines
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