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 To integrate a Jenkins pipeline script with parameterized builds and link it to a GitHub repository, you can follow these steps: 1. **Set Up a GitHub Repository**:    - Ensure that you have a GitHub repository where your Jenkinsfile (Pipeline script) will be stored. 2. **Create a Jenkins Pipeline**:    - In Jenkins, create a new pipeline item (or job).    - In the pipeline configuration, select "Pipeline script from SCM" as the definition. 3. **Configure Your GitHub Repository**:    - Under the "SCM" section, choose "Git" as the SCM.    - Provide the URL of your GitHub repository (e.g., `https://github.com/yourusername/your-repo.git`).    - You can choose to use credentials for authentication or use a username/password combination if required. 4. **Specify Your Jenkinsfile Location**:    - In the "Script Path" field, specify the relative path to your Jenkinsfile within the repository (e.g., `Jenkinsfile` or `folder/Jenkinsfile`). 5. **Parameteri

 Integrating Ansible with Jenkins is a common practice for automating infrastructure provisioning, configuration management, and application deployments. If you're encountering issues during this integration, here are some common problems and troubleshooting steps to help you identify and resolve the problem: 1. **Ansible Installation**: Ensure that Ansible is installed on the Jenkins server or agents where you plan to run your Ansible playbooks. You can check this by running `ansible --version`. If Ansible is not installed, you can follow the official installation guide. 2. **Path Configuration**: Make sure that the `ansible` command is available in the Jenkins environment's `PATH`. You may need to add the path to the Ansible executable to the Jenkins environment or specify the full path to the Ansible executable in your Jenkins job configuration. 3. **SSH Key Authentication**: If you're using SSH key authentication to connect to remote servers in your Ansible playbooks, e