One of the major beauty of Jenkins is to notify its users with e-mails as soon as the execution completed. It reduces the efforts of tester for checking results reports.
Testers need not to wait or stay back in office to send out the execution results e-mails. Jenkins will send notification email as soon as the execution completed to the intended user. And Jenkins supports different emails like Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and etc.
To configure the emails with Jenkins we need to know the SMTP server and port number of the each email organization. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is an internet standard for email transmission.
Configuration of Gmail in Jenkins: Gmail smtp server: smtp.gmail.com and port: 465
Step 1: Launch Jenkins and click on Manage Jenkins in dashboard
Step 2: Click on Configure System and Scroll down to Email Notification section
Step 3: As shown in the below enter the configuration details in the respective fields
Step 4: Click Apply and Save. Gmail is configured in Jenkins is done ☺.
We can verify our configuration setting by sending a test mail. Check the checkbox "Test Configuration by sending test email" and enter the receipt email.
Now click on the "Test configuration" button, if the configuration is correct a test mail will be sent to the receipt as shown in the below, otherwise the configuration is wrong.
Similarly Configure Yahoo in Jenkins: Yahoo smtp server: smtp.mail.yahoo.com and port:465
Step 1: Launch Jenkins and click on Manage Jenkins in Dashboard
Step 2: Click on Configure System and Scroll down to Email Notification section
Step 3: As shown in the below enter the configuration details in the respective fields
For Outlook it depends on the outlook version and the settings has been done in your organization. if you need to configure it in your office you can check with your IT team for smtp server and port number.
This is how we configure email in Jenkins. Thanks for reading, hope this information is helped you.
#HappyLearning #HappyTesting
Testers need not to wait or stay back in office to send out the execution results e-mails. Jenkins will send notification email as soon as the execution completed to the intended user. And Jenkins supports different emails like Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and etc.
To configure the emails with Jenkins we need to know the SMTP server and port number of the each email organization. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is an internet standard for email transmission.
Configuration of Gmail in Jenkins: Gmail smtp server: smtp.gmail.com and port: 465
Step 1: Launch Jenkins and click on Manage Jenkins in dashboard
Step 2: Click on Configure System and Scroll down to Email Notification section
Step 3: As shown in the below enter the configuration details in the respective fields
We can verify our configuration setting by sending a test mail. Check the checkbox "Test Configuration by sending test email" and enter the receipt email.
Now click on the "Test configuration" button, if the configuration is correct a test mail will be sent to the receipt as shown in the below, otherwise the configuration is wrong.
Similarly Configure Yahoo in Jenkins: Yahoo smtp server: smtp.mail.yahoo.com and port:465
Step 1: Launch Jenkins and click on Manage Jenkins in Dashboard
Step 2: Click on Configure System and Scroll down to Email Notification section
Step 3: As shown in the below enter the configuration details in the respective fields
This is how we configure email in Jenkins. Thanks for reading, hope this information is helped you.
#HappyLearning #HappyTesting
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