Jenkins 2 Bootcamp Fully Automate Builds to Deployment 2019

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This is a complete course that demonstrates how to set up and manage a Jenkins CI server from continuous inspection (build, test, and analysis) through continuous deployment. This course lays the groundwork for your organization or studio to execute continuous inspection, continuous integration, continuous delivery, and even continuous deployment. Several considerations were taken in order to give a comprehensive path from CI to CD while keeping the course brief and to-the-point.

This course’s pipeline consists of the following components:

Jenkins CI server is installed and configured as the source control system on Windows Git.
Java is the primary computer language used in construction projects.
The build tool is Maven.
The static code analysis tools include Findbugs, PMD, and Checkstyle.
The deployment server is Tomcat.
Configure Jenkins in AWS using Lightsail and the EC2 Plugin for Auto-scaling.

This suite of tools provides a thorough, end-to-end continuous deployment pipeline for implementation. Jenkins may be deployed on a variety of operating systems and supports a wide range of tools and technologies, therefore this course is extremely valuable to individuals who are familiar with or interested in other operating systems and/or technologies.

Course Description

The Introduction offers an introduction of the course, which leads to the Jenkins Core Concepts. This lays the groundwork for the rest of the course.

Installation includes step-by-step instructions for installing Jenkins and its related tools on Windows. The same concepts apply to other operating systems as well.

The Basics gives an introduction to Jenkins through the use of a small “freestyle” project. This helps us to become acquainted with the Jenkins interface and the important capabilities it offers.

Following that, we go into Maven Projects in particular, because Jenkins natively understands Maven and hence provides extra functionality for Maven projects.

Jenkins is capable of much more than just constructing. We connect a standard collection of unit testing and quality analysis tools for Java applications in Test & Quality. Then, depending on established criteria, we use that information to change the build status.

We also go through how to utilize Jenkins as an artifact repository, which is where build artifacts like jars and wars are stored after successful builds. This is especially beneficial when combining Jenkins with other technologies as part of a larger software delivery strategy.

Then we assemble everything for deployment to a functioning Tomcat server. Don’t worry, I’ll guide you through the entire setup and configuration process so you can work flawlessly with Jenkins!

Finally, no course would be complete until we discussed security. In this last chapter, we configure Jenkins such that users may log in and only see their projects.

Course Highlights

Presentations include audio/video training of conceptual ideas in each major topic as well as the introduction of new concepts.

Screencasts are videos of the instructor’s computer system that include any activities, orders, or displays that are displayed and narrated. The majority of the course is made up of screencap video footage, which runs for several hours. Any screencast that uses the command line will include a command list in the lecture downloads.

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