Maybe you should have a web server in front of you Jenkins as a proxy (can be on the same machine) like Apache. User request on Apache, Apache can check if Jenkins is up and display a web page that Jenkins is under maintenance if not up (Virtual Host config). You could also make a file lock check on the machine disk, which would change the request answer. You could also have multiple duplicated Jenkins machine and the front Proxy could redirect to either up and update each one in alternance.
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