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Automation scripts for Admins to run on Jenkins Script Console

Jenkins script console is one of the key feature for administrators to automate tasks, troubleshoot on server side like cleaning up older job builds, deleting/creating bunch of jobs, setting up log rotation on all jobs etc. It's hard and monotonous for them to do this tasks from UI repeatedly. The following scripts certainly helps to maintain and operate Jenkins efficiently.

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