A.ArtifactDeployer plugin.

B.Copy Artifact plugin.

C.Rebuild plugin.

D.Jenkins core

A.It allows you to customize the mail to be sent to developers after a failing build.

B.It can only be configured on Freestyle projects.

C.It allows you to customize what specific IP address will never be able to trigger a build.

D.It allows you to trigger a build under certain conditions, such as GitHub/BitBucket push events, deployment ratifications,

A.All Declarative Pipelines are restartable by default, with the same inputs (commit to build, parameters, etc) as the original run. Any data that was built In the original run Is available only If the preserveStashes() optionIs specified In the Jenkinsfile

B.A Declarative Pipeline can be restarted only If the preserveStashes() option Is set In the pipeline.

C.Declarative Pipelines cab be restarted after a Jenkins failure but not after a transient outage (such as a network failure or disk space exhaustion).

D.Declarative Pipelines can be resumed only after a transient outage (such as a network failure or disk space exhaustion).

E.Declarative Pipelines that use Docker containers can not be resumed because the docker APIs that Jenkins calls to createthe container are not serialized

A.The entire repository Is scanned so no commits are missed.

B.Builds are started on a defined a on schedule.

C.Builds are started immediately after changes are committed.

D.Avoid unnecessary overhead from polling.

A.It is deleted on the next restart of Jenkins.

B.Nothing happens. The data remains on the persisted form of the configuration until the next save of that Rem (job, etc.).

C.The data is backed up and then deleted from the live configuration.

D.It Is deleted on the next configuration reload.

E.It Is deleted Immediately.