Offers matrix-based security authorization strategies (global and per-project).

Adds LDAP authentication to Jenkins

Enables user authorization using a Role-Based strategy. Roles can be defined globally or for particular jobs or nodes selected by regular expressions.

This plugin allows users to favorite a job.

This plugin is used to set user build variables: jenkins user name and id.

This plugin enables authentication through Active Directory.

Configure projects to run with specified authorization.

This plugin enables various Extended Read permissions in Jenkins for jobs, system configuration, etc.

This plugin enables use of a SAML 2.0 authentication source for single sign-on support.

This is the an authentication plugin using gitlab OAuth.

Authentication plugin using GitHub OAuth to provide authentication and authorization capabilities for GitHub and GitHub Enterprise.

Create smart views with exactly the jobs you want. Your smart views can automatically include or exclude jobs by using things like the SCM path or type, the job type, build statuses or trends or triggers, relevance to the logged-in user, email recipients, Maven configuration, job parameterization, and user permissions. Mix and match filters to narrow down to exactly what you want.

Keep a log of who performed particular Jenkins operations, such as configuring jobs.

Allows you to log in using an openid connect server.

A Jenkins authentication & authorization plugin for Microsoft Entra ID (a.k.a. Azure Active Directory, Azure AD)

Allows you to log in to Jenkins with a Google account and restrict access to a Google Apps Domain.

This plugin allow you to Perform SSO using SAML protocol.

This plugin provides easy and simple authentication and authorisation using SSO techniques.

This plugin resolves user email addresses from an LDAP directory. It is not needed if Jenkins uses LDAP as its authentication source and user records have a standard "mail" attribute.

Provides ownership management engine for Jobs, Nodes and Folders (UI, security integration, etc.)

This plugin enables use of Atlassian Crowd as an authentication source. It uses Crowd's REST API (available since Crowd 2.1) to access the services and supports single-sign-on.

This plugin shows Gravatar avatar images for Jenkins users.

Allows you to log in to Jenkins via OAuth to an OpenShift installation

This plugin enables use of CAS as an authentication source, for Single Sign-On (SSO) and Single Logout (SLO) support.

This plugin provides a view where the selection of jobs to this view is attached to a user

This plugin enables user authentication via OpenID.

Single Sign-On authentication through Kerberos.

This plugin extends creating job. When you create a job, it automatically adds permissions for the creator.

This plug-in adds authentication via pwauth and supports both *nix system users and groups through PAM.

Allows users to be logged in to Jenkins automatically when they are logged into another site.

This plugin integrates Jenkins to Backlog.

This plugin adds authentication via user-defined script, in additon to the orignal script-realm, this one also supports groups.

A plugin used to record build information to database.

Allows users to upload avatars.

This plugin allows to enable Overall/Manage permission without the need of any JVM system property.

Additional user property for user identity on other systems. Jenkins then won't create duplicated users when such an identity is extracted during SCM changelog parsing, or other user-related events.

Installs a dummy security realm with no actual security. Useless in a production server; only useful for evaluating the Jenkins UI elements related to user management and authorization.

This plugin provides common functions for other hyper plugins.

This plugin enables use of Atlassian Crowd as an authentication source.

This is an authentication and authorization plugin for assembla.com users

This plugin enables user authentication via WWPass.