When Archive Artifacts (Archive step) is enabled, as it notes in the picture, when you are on the main <job> page, you see the link to "Last Successful Artifacts":
But if you click on any entry in the build history:
hudson.model.Run.ArtifactList.listCutoff
Since: 1.33 Default: 16
Description: More artifacts than this will use tree view or simple link rather than listing out artifacts
hudson.model.Run.ArtifactList.treeCutoff
Since: 1.33 Default: 40
Description: More artifacts than this will show a simple link to directory browser rather than showing artifacts in tree view
hudson.security.ArtifactsPermission
Since: 1.374 Default: false
Description: The Artifacts permission allows to control access to artifacts; When this property is unset or set to false, access to
artifacts is not controlled
NOTE: Jenkins System Property, jenkins.model.Jenkins.buildsDir, lets you relocate the builds (logs and artifacts) to outside the <JENKINS_HOME>, which helps.
When Archive Artifacts (Archive step) is enabled, as it notes in the picture, when you are on the main <job> page, you see the link to "Last Successful Artifacts":
But if you click on any entry in the build history:
You should see the artifacts for THAT build:
You should also be aware of the following Jenkins System Properties:
You'll also want to review these S/O posts regarding Cleaning up old artifacts and Cleanup Jenkins home directory as it's quite easy to blow up your disk usage.
NOTE: Jenkins System Property,
jenkins.model.Jenkins.buildsDir
, lets you relocate the builds (logs and artifacts) to outside the <JENKINS_HOME>, which helps.