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[DOCS-5624] inclusive naming screenshot update inbound agent (#5209)
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* inclusive naming update jnlp agent

* updating alt text

* inbound agent update

* returning text to prior state

returning some of the original command/file paths as they have not been updated for inclusive naming
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kmartens27 authored Jul 22, 2022
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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions content/doc/book/scaling/architecting-for-scale.adoc
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If running a version of Jenkins newer than 1.559, the _.jar_ will be kept
up to date each time it connects to the controller.

* *The JNLP-HTTP connector*: This approach is quite similar to the JNLP-TCP
* *The Inbound-HTTP connector*: This approach is quite similar to the Inbound-TCP
Java Web Start approach, with the difference in this case being that the
agent is executed as headless and the connection can be tunneled via HTTP(s).
The exact command can be found on your JNLP agent's configuration page:
The exact command can be found on your Inbound agent's configuration page:

[[jnlp_agent]]
.JNLP agent launch command
image::hardware-recommendations/jnlp-slave.png[scaledwidth=90%]
[[inbound_agent]]
.Inbound agent launch command
image::hardware-recommendations/inbound-agent.png[Inbound agent node screen, scaledwidth=90%]

This approach is convenient for an execution as a daemon on Unix.

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of on-premises agents. The EC2 agents will be dynamically created inside an
AWS network and de-provisioned when they are not needed.
* The plugin:azure-vm-agents[Azure VM Agents Plugin]
dynamically spins up Jenkins agents as Azure VMs per user provided
configuration via templates, including support for virtual network integration
and subnet placement. Idle agents can be configured for automatic shutdown
dynamically spins up Jenkins agents as Azure VMs per user provided
configuration via templates, including support for virtual network integration
and subnet placement. Idle agents can be configured for automatic shutdown
to reduce costs.
* The plugin:jclouds-jenkins[JCloud plugin]
creates the possibility of executing the jobs on any cloud provider supported
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