Let's perform the following steps to verify that all Jenkins X components are running as expected:

1. Confirm that all pods are running. All pods in the jx namespace should be in a running state:

$ kubectl get pods -n jx
NAME                                          READY STATUS  RESTARTS AGE
jenkins-956c58866-pz5vl                       1/1   Running 0       11m
jenkins-x-chartmuseum-75d45b6d7f-5bckh        1/1   Running 0       11m
jenkins-x-controllerrole-bd4d7b5c6-sdkbg      1/1   Running 0       11m
jenkins-x-controllerteam-7bdd76dfb6-hh6c8     1/1   Running 0       11m
jenkins-x-controllerworkflow-7545997d4b-hlvhm 1/1   Running 0       11m
jenkins-x-docker-registry-6d555974c7-sngm7    1/1   Running 0       11m
jenkins-x-heapster-7777b7d7d8-4xgb2           2/2   Running 0       11m
jenkins-x-nexus-6ccd45c57c-btzjr              1/1   Running 0       11m
maven-brcfq                                   2/2   Running 0       63s
maven-qz0lc                                   2/2   Running 0       3m
maven-vqw9l                                   2/2   Running 0       32s

2. Get the list of Jenkins X service URLs that we will need to connect. You will have a list of jenkins, chartmuseum, docker-registry, and nexus URLs similar to the following:

$ jx get urls
NAME                      URL
jenkins                   http://jenkins.jx.your_IP.nip.io
jenkins-x-chartmuseum     http://chartmuseum.your_IP.nip.io
jenkins-x-docker-registry http://docker-registry.jx.your_IP.nip.io
nexus                     http://nexus.jx.your_IP.nip.io

Now you can connect to the Jenkins UI by visiting the first URL from the preceding output of the jx get urls command.