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@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ The *real* powerful bits are hidden away in the [Jenkins Docker
image](https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker), which uses the latest Jenkins LTS
release *and* the latest official OpenJDK 8 base image. For a systems
administrator, this means running `docker run jenkins` gets you the latest
JDK8 runtime, and the latest supported LTS Jenkinst release, all in one tidy
JDK8 runtime, and the latest supported LTS Jenkins release, all in one tidy
little(-ish) container.
So long as my system can sanely run Docker containers, I can have frequent updates
@ -214,7 +214,7 @@ to keep my Jenkins in tippy-top shape.
# Finale
After gratuitous testing in a staging environment, my drop-in replacement of
our existing `dpkg`-based Jenkinst installation went like this:
our existing `dpkg`-based Jenkins installation went like this:
1. On the node: `puppet agent --disable`
1. Deploy new Puppet code to Puppet master