The easiest course to learn the complicated world of Jenkins is finally here! Master continuous integration with Jenkins in this step by step tutorial.
Every developers knows how it feels when a code they spend hours upon working suddenly breaks. Spending more time on trying to figure out why the code won’t work anymore can be very more frustrating. This is where continuous integration and Jenkins come in.
Continuous integrating is the process of automating certain process such as testing the code. The code is uploaded to a repository and each update of code is tested to see if it works like it is supposed to, before it is ready to be deployed to the main repository. Jenkins is an automation server that can help developers do that and so much more.
Jenkins helps developers incorporate continuous integration which automatically checks and runs tests on the updates that are pushed through a repository, returning test reports on the code. It works on serverlet containers such as Apache Tomcat or Maven and supports multiple tools including AccuRev, CVS, Subversion, Git, Mercurial, Perforce, Clearcase and RTC.
Codes added to Jenkins can be triggered easily through multiple processes such as committing it in a version control system, scheduling a cron-like mechanism, or even by requesting a specific build URL. It also comes with plug-ins that can advance Jenkins functionality, generate test reports in different formats and even alter its look and feel.
So, how can you make Jenkins simplify your life? In this course, you will learn exactly how to do that.
Our tutorial has been designed to systematically breakdown Jenkins to help you learn this amazing software from scratch. You will learn how to work install and configure the software and also how to incorporate it into your project.
The course starts with a detailed introduction into continuous integration, after which you will learn how to install and set up Jenkins, along with the different features of this software and different plug-ins that are available to extend Jenkin’s functionality.
From there you will learn how to integrate Jenkins with Maven, Tomcat, Git/GitHub, and BitBucket, and how to create built jobs and pipelines, configure remote built and testing and even how to automate job builts, notifications, code analysis and test reports.
That’s not all! We will also equip you with the knowledge of exactly how to do with step by step examples and even give you tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your Jenkins server!
So, what are you waiting for? Let’s automate your code!
