Not sure if I made progress but now I see a different error with the following agent section on my Jenkinsfile:

  agent { kubernetes {
    cloud 'kubernetes'
    label 'test'
      containerTemplate {
        name 'jnlp'
        image 'some_image'
        ttyEnabled true
      }
  }}

The job keeps waiting for the container to be provisioned. On the jenkins logs, I see that it is retrying 100 times, trying to provision the jnlp image from the docker hub. Not sure why it is respecting the image I configured.

The declarative extension is not ready yet, that's why it is undocumented. There is a test for minikube, but other than that, not really tested

I have verified that both the example at https://github.com/jenkinsci/kubernetes-plugin/blob/master/examples/declarative.groovy and this one work in a Jenkins 2.66 server with the latest master build of the plugin

  pipeline {

  agent { kubernetes {
    cloud 'kubernetes'
    label 'test'
      containerTemplate {
        name 'jnlp'
        image 'jenkinsci/jnlp-slave:2.62-alpine'
        ttyEnabled true
        args '${computer.jnlpmac} ${computer.name}'
      }
  }}


  stages {
    stage('Run maven') {
      steps {
        sh 'hostname'
      }
    }
  }
}

I'm going to close this issue, if you have a specific problem please open a new one

Hi, can someone tell me how can I setup volumes please? 

I think this may be missing some functionality.

It seems only one containerTemplate can possibly be defined using the declarative syntax.

See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47470498/how-to-define-multiple-containers-in-declarative-pipeline

Is this an intended limitation or an oversight?

The default jnlp image is not suitable for my needs which means I have to try to mix up

declarative and scripted or swap to scripted completely...

Could this be resolved?

Do I need to open a new ticket for this?

Thanks.

Shahar.