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-# Learning Jenkins, 03-01: Install Jenkins as a Container
+# Learning Jenkins, 03-01: Using a global build tool
 
 # Prerequisites
 You will need to configure Maven as a global build tool.
@@ -16,15 +16,26 @@ Create a freestyle job and configure it as follows:
 ```
 https://github.com/managedkaos/apache-maven-hello-world
 ```
-2. *MAKE SURE TO SET THE `Branch Specifier` to `*/main`*.
+2. **MAKE SURE TO SET THE `Branch Specifier` to `*/main`**.
 3. Add a build step using `Invoke Top-Level Maven Target`.
-4. For the goal, enter `package`.
-5. Add a build step to run the compiled package:
-- *FOR WINDOWS*: Use the `Execute Windows batch command` build step
-- FOR macOS, Linux, and Docker: Use the `Execute shell` build step
-6. Enter the following command:
+4. Select the Maven version you configured in the previous step.
+5. For the goal, enter `package`.
+
+# WINDOWS SYSTEMS
+Select the `Execute Windows batch command` build step
+```
+java -cp target/hello-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar com.learningjenkins.App
+```
+Save the job and start the build.
+
+[Follow this link for more details on Windows](WINDOWS.md)
+
+
+# MacOS, Linux, and Docker
+Select the `Execute shell` build step.
 ```
 java -cp target/hello-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar com.learningjenkins.App
 ```
-7. Save the job and start a build.
+Save the job and start the build.
 
+[Follow this link for more details on MacOS, Linux, and Docker](MAC_LINUX_DOCKER.md)

MAC_LINUX_DOCKER.md

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+# Learning Jenkins, 03-01: Using a global build tool
+
+# Prerequisites
+You will need to configure Maven as a global build tool.
+
+In the Jenkins web interface, go to:
+
+`Manage Jenkins` -> `Global Tool Configuration` -> `Maven installations` -> `Add Maven`.
+
+Give your Maven installation a name and check the option to `Install automatically`.
+
+# Setting up the Jenkins Job
+Create a freestyle job and configure it as follows:
+
+1. Under `Source Code Management`, select `Git` and enter the following URL:
+```
+https://github.com/managedkaos/apache-maven-hello-world
+```
+2. **MAKE SURE TO SET THE `Branch Specifier` to `*/main`**.
+3. Add a build step using `Invoke Top-Level Maven Target`.
+4. Select the Maven version you configured in the previous step.
+5. For the goal, enter `package`.
+
+# MacOS, Linux, and Docker
+Select the `Execute shell` build step.
+```
+java -cp target/hello-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar com.learningjenkins.App
+```
+Save the job and start the build.
+
+# Troubleshooting Errors
+

WINDOWS.md

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+# Learning Jenkins, 03-01: Using a global build tool
+
+# Prerequisites
+You will need to configure Maven as a global build tool.
+
+In the Jenkins web interface, go to:
+
+`Manage Jenkins` -> `Global Tool Configuration` -> `Maven installations` -> `Add Maven`.
+
+Give your Maven installation a name and check the option to `Install automatically`.
+
+# Setting up the Jenkins Job
+Create a freestyle job and configure it as follows:
+
+1. Under `Source Code Management`, select `Git` and enter the following URL:
+```
+https://github.com/managedkaos/apache-maven-hello-world
+```
+2. **MAKE SURE TO SET THE `Branch Specifier` to `*/main`**.
+3. Add a build step using `Invoke Top-Level Maven Target`.
+4. Select the Maven version you configured in the previous step.
+5. For the goal, enter `package`.
+
+# WINDOWS SYSTEMS
+Select the `Execute Windows batch command` build step
+```
+java -cp target/hello-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar com.learningjenkins.App
+```
+Save the job and start the build.
+
+# Troubleshooting Errors
+