Jenkins for Beginners
Skills:
CI/CD Pipelines80%
Key Takeaways
Builds and integrates code using Jenkins for continuous integration and continuous delivery
Original Description
Jenkins is one of the most popular tools used worldwide for continuous integration and continuous delivery.
Jenkins is a free and open-source automation server. It enables developers to build, integrate, and test code automatically as soon as it is committed to the source repository. This enables developers to detect errors and bugs at an early stage and deploy more swiftly.
It helps in better collaboration between the developers as it takes the latest code and triggers a build as soon as it is added to the shared repository by any developer and notifies if the build was successful or not saving the time and effort by not wasting time looking for bugs.
In this course, you will learn with demos at each step for better visualization of the concepts about what CI/CD is, why we should use Jenkins, how to create pipelines, use of different plugins, Jenkins security and much more along with the hands-on practice for these concepts to give you a solid foundation of Jenkins.
Some of the concepts covered in this course are listed below:
- What is CI/CD
- Why Jenkins?
- Installing Jenkins
- Jenkins CLI
- Plugins
- Managing users and teams
- Managing the system and credentials
- Administering Jenkins
- Backup Jenkins
- Restore Jenkins
- Jenkins Pipelines
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