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GitLab Jenkins Integration

Updated on:
May 12, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to connect a GitLab project to a Jenkins CI pipeline.

Quick summary

The GitLab Jenkins integration lets you link a GitLab repository to a Jenkins pipeline so that builds trigger automatically from source control. This step-by-step walkthrough covers everything from cloning your repo to running your first Jenkins build.


Steps

  1. Ensure Jenkins is installed on your computer, then go to GitLab and select the project you want to integrate.
  2. Click Code and select Clone with HTTPS, and make sure you have an access token ready before proceeding to Jenkins.
  3. Log in to Jenkins and on your dashboard click New Item.
  4. Select Freestyle project, enter the item name, and click OK.
  5. Fill in the required fields, then select GitLab Connection.
  6. Navigate to Git, then paste the HTTPS URL you copied from GitLab into the provided field.
  7. Enable Trigger builds remotely, input your access token in the space provided, and click Save.
  8. Click Build Now to trigger the first build.
  9. Confirm the integration is complete by reviewing the build status on your Jenkins dashboard.

📌 Why this matters

Integrating GitLab with Jenkins enables development teams to automate their CI/CD pipeline so that every code push to a GitLab repository can trigger a Jenkins build without manual intervention. This connection reduces deployment errors, shortens release cycles, and gives teams a single, auditable workflow spanning source control and continuous integration. For organizations already using GitLab for version control, adding Jenkins as the build engine unlocks powerful pipeline customization while keeping repositories as the single source of truth.
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