Jenkins

Jenkins is one of the most used tools for DevOps specialists and developers who practice the principles of continuous integration (CI, English Continuous Integration) in their projects.

Jenkins is used to automate the development of software being developed. It ensures the constant merging of individual components of software products into a common development branch and automation of project builds to quickly identify possible errors and solve integration problems. 

In this course you will become familiar with the basics of working with Jenkins and learn how to write simple jobs for assembly (job) and jobs for continuous delivery and deployment (pipeline). After completing the course, you will be able to practically create working scripts for assembling your projects and deploying applications to production servers.

What you will learn in this course:

• Practically use the Jenkins program for continuous code integration in your software product.
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• < li>Create scripts to start building and deploying applications from Jenkins.
• Use Git and Jenkins GitHub Plugin in your project.
• Create Maven-based projects in Jenkins.
• li>Ensure source code control in Jenkins using code quality control tools.
• Use Gradle and Ant build systems. 
• Work in Jenkins with Shell scripts.
• li>Use Tomcat server as a Staging Environment
• Implement parallel assembly in Jenkins.
• Ensure project deployment in Production.
• Use pipelines in Jenkins as code.< /li>
• Provide pipeline automation. 
• Work with Jenkins on the command line.
• Receive job notifications in real time using CatLight.
• Create a Jenkins server in AWS.