Dynamically configurable Jenkins can be obtained through Parameterized Builds, which can request inputs such as branches and environment variables before the pipeline is triggered. Here's how to do it
Steps:
Define Parameters in Jenkins:
"Enable the 'This project is parameterized' option in the job configuration. Add parameters of type String, Choice, and Boolean."
Use Parameters in Jenkinsfile:
Add the parameters directive and use them within pipeline stages.

For advanced scenarios, use plugins like Active Choices for dynamic values.
Best Practices:
Validate your parameters to avoid mistakes.
Keep track of your logs for easier debugging.
Security where fine-grained parameterized access control to restricted builds
This approach gives flexible, reusable pipelines at the expense of less manual reconfiguration.