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# Jenkins Integration

#### Step by step process to integrate Jenkins with Avo Assure:

1. Login to **Jenkins** with valid credentials
2. Click **New Item** button to create new build in Jenkins.

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2. On **New Item** Window, enter **Item Name** in textbox, select **Item Type** from list and click **Ok** button to create new item and bring **Configuration** window

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:** Based on user project, user can select item type
{% endhint %}

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3. Click **Build Environment** button located in left pane then open **Add build step** dropdown and select the filter.

**Using below method build can be added:**

[**HTTP Request**](/avo-assure/integrations-in-avo-assure/devops-integration/http-request/ci-cd-jenkins/jenkins-integration/http-request.md)


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