How to start jenkins server from bitbucket?

@cortez.connelly 

To start Jenkins server from Bitbucket, you can follow these steps:

1. Set up a webhook in Bitbucket: Go to the repository settings in Bitbucket and navigate to Webhooks. Add a new webhook and enter the Jenkins server URL as the URL to notify. You can choose the events that trigger the webhook, such as push events or pull request events.
2. Install Jenkins plugins: You may need to install some plugins in Jenkins to enable integration with Bitbucket. The Bitbucket plugin allows Jenkins to trigger builds when changes are pushed to the repository.
3. Configure Jenkins job: Create a Jenkins job for the project you want to build. In the job configuration, you can specify the repository URL and branch to build from. You can also set up build triggers to automatically start the job when changes are detected in the repository.
4. Test the integration: Make a change to the repository and push it to Bitbucket. This should trigger the webhook to notify Jenkins, which will then start the job to build the project.

By following these steps, you can start Jenkins server from Bitbucket and automate the build process for your projects.