setup a Jenkins Proyect with github webhook and SSL Config

current configurations and setup: 1) already installed and running Jenkins 2.375 as a docker over a rocky Linux 2) git plugins to work with "GitHub hook trigger for GITScm polling" 3) test branch created [login to view URL] 3) API key created on Jenkins 4) API Service working on Jenkins: [login to view URL] 5) webhook setup on GitHub with the API key 6) successful connection from GitHub to Jenkins (code 200) 7) Jenkins' log shows the push has been received correctly 8) ssh keys setup on remote Linux VM so Jenkins VM can trigger an ssh command without a password 9) the rocky Linux got Certbot running and did generate the pem certificates (private, fullchain, etc) and renewal cron project requirements are: A) create a Jenkins project: A1) setup correctly the source code (GITScm) A2) relate it with a git project A3) relate it to one specific branch (main) A4) enable it to trigger this command : ssh root_at_10.xxx.xxx.3 "sh /home/[login to view URL]" A5) setup email notifications for both successful and unsuccessful B) configure at least a grade A SSL/TLS certificate using the letsencrypt certificate (ssllabs test) B1) build a script to allow to take the renewed letsencrypt certificate and replace the Jenkins' certificate Jenkins is behind a wall so work for points A and B must be a Manual with step-by-step instructions so that I can Apply them. Without the manual, work will be considered totally undelivered. Of course, this manual got an error when commands and setups are been run, also will be considered a totally undelivered project until a new fully working document is delivered. All the environment was described (Jenkins as a docker over a rocky Linux, etc), so an "it's your system fault" or "it's your environment fault" will be considered as a totally undelivered work, unless the document is updated and fully working. web and ssh access it's allowed over Remote access using Anydesk.