What do I need to do to unlock my Simplilearn certificate?

To earn your certificate through Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco, you must: Complete 85 percent of the online training course or attend one complete batch of this training Pass the assessment test at the end of the Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco with a minimum score of 80 percent

What are the system requirements to take up this Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco online?

To take up the Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco, you must have a computer equipped with: A Chrome or Chromium browser Reliable internet access A webcam A microphone, speakers, and headset

What is the duration of this Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco?

The Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco features 20 hours of applied learning, to be completed at your own pace. It shouldn’t take you more than three months to complete the Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco if you apply your efforts to it consistently.

What are the advantages of learning Jenkins?

Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco provides you with a solid foundation with this very popular DevOps tool maintained by a vast, diverse community of developers. Jenkins offers various useful plugins like Slack, GitHub, and Build Pipeline, and is a popular tool used widely by DevOps teams to implement CI/CD. Professionals who want a career as a DevOps engineer or build and release engineer should take the Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco and learn Jenkins.

What is the latest version of Jenkins and what version is taught in Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco?

The Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco teaches the latest stable version of Jenkins, version 2.263.4.

How long is the Jenkins Certification valid?

Jenkins certification earned via Simplilearn’s Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco does not expire.

What are the learning outcomes of Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco from Simplilearn?

With Simplilearn’s expertly designed and through Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco, you will learn how to use the Jenkins tool to continually implement and deploy code in any DevOps environment. The Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco will teach you everything you need to know about building CI/CD pipelines, server automation, and integrating automated tests.

What is the duration of the Jenkins Exam?

The Certified Jenkins Engineer (CJE) exam, sponsored by CloudBees, takes 90-minutes.

What is the format of the Jenkins exam?

The Certified Jenkins Engineer certification assessment is made up of 60 multiple-choice questions.

What topics are covered in the Jenkins Certification exam?

The CJE exam will test your knowledge in four distinct Jenkins-related areas: best practices for CD-as-code, Jenkins usage, key CI/CD and Jenkins concepts, and the development of continuous delivery (CD) pipelines.

CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Course in San Francisco

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This Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco helps you to learn key Jenkins fundamentals. It covers topics like server automation, automated testing and code quality improvement, continuous integration, how to build CI/CD pipelines and use configuration tools, and distributed systems in Jenkins by means of intensive, hands-on practice assignments. The Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco resource is just what you need to master Jenkins and all its uses.

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Jenkins Certification Training Course Overview

Simplilearn’s Jenkins Certification Course in San Francisco teaches you the fundamentals of Jenkins. In this Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco, you will learn how to continually implement and deploy codes in a DevOps environment and to integrate automated tests to verify CI/CD build pipelines and develop code quality reporting.

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Skills Covered

Jenkins
Continuous integration
Continuous deployment
TeamCity
Bamboo
Build pipelines
Automated testing
Code quality improvement
Distributed build architecture

Benefits

Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco qualifies you for over 8,000 certified Jenkins professional jobs worldwide at a yearly average salary around $100k. Companies like Adobe, Oracle, and Accenture hire Jenkins professionals. You can benefit from this with Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco.

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$103KMin
$131KAverage
$166KMax
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Blended learning delivery model (self-paced e-learning and/or instructor-led options)
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Enterprise-class learning management system (LMS)
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24x7 teaching assistance and support

Jenkins Online Training Course Curriculum

Eligibility

Anyone interested in learning Jenkins will benefit from Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco. The Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco is also ideal for Freshers, Software Engineers, Software developers, System Administrators, Test Engineers, and Technical Leads.

Pre-requisites

There are no prerequisites for the Jenkins Certification Course in San Francisco.

Course Content

Section 01 Self - Paced Learning Curriculum
Preview
- Lesson 01 - Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)
  01:10:37Preview
  - 1.01 Learning Objectives
    00:57
  - 1.02 DevOps
    04:53
  - 1.03 Need of DevOps
    21:03
  - 1.04 DevOps Tool Chain
    05:47
  - 1.05 Introduction to CICD
    03:09
  - 1.06 Continuous Integration (CI)
    02:38
  - 1.07 Continuous Delivery (CD)
    01:10
  - 1.08 Need of Continuous Integration
    09:16
  - 1.09 Need of Continuous Delivery
    07:24
  - 1.10 CI/CD Tool Chain
    11:16
  - 1.11 Summary
    03:04
- Lesson 02 - Getting Started with Jenkins
  01:14:13Preview
  - 2.01 Learning Objectives
    00:30
  - 2.02 Introduction of Jenkins
    05:30
  - 2.03 Jenkins Use Cases
    13:24
  - 2.04 Jenkins Features and Capabilities
    09:08
  - 2.05 Jenkins Architecture and Terminology
    02:36
  - 2.06 Overview of Jenkins UI- Dashboard and Menus
    03:32
  - 2.07 Summary
    02:19
  - 2.08 Demo - Jenkins Docker Installation
    05:59
  - 2.09 Demo - Jenkins Installation Linux
    07:37
  - 2.10 Demo - Jenkins Installation Windows
    09:27
  - 2.11 Demo - Complete Tour with Jenkins Dashboard
    14:11
- Lesson 03 - Continuous Integeration with Jenkins
  02:00:46Preview
  - 3.01 Learning Objectives
    00:55
  - 3.02 Source Code Build Process
    04:21
  - 3.03 Build Automation
    10:36
  - 3.04 GIT Integration with Jenkins
    04:11
  - 3.05 Configuration GIT with Jenkins
    02:15
  - 3.06 Jenkins GitHub Plugin
    03:56
  - 3.07 Maven Introduction
    02:08
  - 3.08 Maven Setup with Jenkins
    03:38
  - 3.09 Jenkins Build Introduction
    02:01
  - 3.10 Source Control Polling In Jenkins
    05:16
  - 3.11 Freestyle Project in Jenkins
    04:38
  - 3.12 Other Build Triggers of Jenkins
    05:19
  - 3.13 Pre and Post Build Action
    02:11
  - 3.14 Running New Build Job
    02:02
  - 3.15 Parameterized Build and Distributed Build
    09:59
  - 3.16 Email Notification Using Email Plugin
    01:37
  - 3.17 Jenkins Pipeline
    03:39
  - 3.18 Jenkinsfile
    06:28
  - 3.19 Summary
    02:27
  - 3.20 Demo - Create Parameterized Jenkins Job
    09:18
  - 3.21 Demo - Create Jenkins Distributed Builds Job
    14:49
  - 3.22 Demo - Create Maven Build Job Along with Email Notification
    19:02
- Lesson 04 - Jenkins CLI (Command Line Interface)
  32:18Preview
  - 4.01 Learning Objectives
    00:54
  - 4.02 Jenkins CLI
    04:26
  - 4.03 Execute a Shell Command in Jenkins CLI
    03:01
  - 4.04 Execute a Shell Script in Jenkins CLI
    00:49
  - 4.05 Execute a Shell Script in Jenkins CLI with Approval
    04:52
  - 4.06 Execute a Shell Script in Jenkins CLI without Approval
    01:36
  - 4.07 Summary
    02:12
  - 4.08 Demo - Execute a Shell Script from CLI
    05:45
  - 4.09 Demo - Execute a Groovy Script from CLI
    08:43
- Lesson 05 - Deployment Overview
  01:04:01Preview
  - 5.01 Learning Objectives
    00:48
  - 5.02 Continuous Delivery vs Continuous Deployment
    11:00
  - 5.03 Deployment Overview
    10:28
  - 5.04 Deploying an Application to an Application Server
    04:18
  - 5.05 Install and Configure Tomcat
    01:34
  - 5.06 Deployment of Simple Java web application using Tomcat
    01:41
  - 5.07 Jenkins Plugin for Deployment
    06:13
  - 5.08 Enable Parallel Builds
    03:05
  - 5.09 Summary
    02:05
  - 5.10 Demo - Create Jenkins Parallel Build job
    04:16
  - 5.11 Demo - Create Jenkins Pipeline to Deploy JAVA Application on Tomcat Server
    18:33
- Lesson 06 - Jenkins X
  33:45Preview
  - 6.01 Learning Objectives
    00:29
  - 6.02 Introduction of Jenkins X
    04:44
  - 6.03 Features of Jenkins X
    19:18
  - 6.04 Jenkins Vs Jenkins X
    02:56
  - 6.05 How Jenkins X Works
    04:13
  - 6.06 Summary
    02:05
- Lesson 07 - Jenkins with Docker
  54:14Preview
  - 7.01 Learning Objectives
    00:56
  - 7.02 Need for Jenkins with Docker
    02:51
  - 7.03 Docker Introduction
    04:17
  - 7.04 Docker Image
    02:23
  - 7.05 Docker Containers
    01:48
  - 7.06 Docker Registry
    02:21
  - 7.07 Docker Commands
    02:42
  - 7.08 Introduction of Jenkins in Docker Image
    01:30
  - 7.09 Benefits of Jenkins with Docker
    01:57
  - 7.10 Accessing Jenkins Application using VM Public DNS
    03:03
  - 7.11 Docker Volume
    03:55
  - 7.12 Summary
    02:01
  - 7.13 Demo - Create CI CD Pipeline using Docker
    09:29
  - 7.14 Demo - Create CI CD pipeline using Jenkins
    15:01
- Lesson 08 - Continuous Inspection with Jenkins
  33:34Preview
  - 8.01 Learning Objectives
    00:43
  - 8.02 Code Quality
    07:43
  - 8.03 How to Improve Code Quality
    03:26
  - 8.04 Code Coverage
    06:06
  - 8.05 Code Scanning Tools
    04:10
  - 8.06 SonarQube
    02:16
  - 8.07 Jenkins Support for Gradle
    03:16
  - 8.08 Jenkins Support for Ant
    02:17
  - 8.09 Jenkins Support for Shell Scripts
    01:52
  - 8.10 Summary
    01:45
- Lesson 09 - Jenkins with Ansible
  59:55Preview
  - 9.01 Learning Objectives
    00:52
  - 9.02 Configuration Management Tool
    04:46
  - 9.03 Configuration Management Benefits
    05:34
  - 9.04 Infrastructure As Code (IaC)
    05:00
  - 9.05 Ansible Introduction
    06:23
  - 9.06 Ansible Inventory
    03:53
  - 9.07 Ansible Playbook
    08:50
  - 9.08 Ansible Roles and Architecture
    04:17
  - 9.09 Jenkins Integration with Ansible
    02:16
  - 9.10 Ansible Plugin Jenkins
    00:59
  - 9.11 Ansible vs Ansible Tower
    01:30
  - 9.12 Jenkins Job Configuration for Ansible
    03:25
  - 9.13 Summary
    02:25
  - 9.14 Demo - Create CI CD pipeline using Jenkins and Ansible
    09:45
- Lesson 10 - Managing and Monitoring Jenkins
  01:12:50Preview
  - 10.01 Learning Objectives
    00:48
  - 10.02 Gathering System Information
    03:53
  - 10.03 Manage Jenkins Configuration
    06:21
  - 10.04 Jenkins User Management
    04:42
  - 10.05 Monitoring Jenkins
    02:16
  - 10.06 Plugins for Reporting
    02:16
  - 10.07 Plugins for Code Analysis
    02:13
  - 10.08 Monitoring Jenkins
    03:29
  - 10.09 Server Maintenance
    01:27
  - 10.10 Jenkins Backup or Restoration
    01:37
  - 10.11 Manage Plugin
    04:38
  - 10.12 Automation Testing
    06:33
  - 10.13 Reporting in Jenkins
    05:22
  - 10.14 Summary
    01:51
  - 10.15 Demo - User Management
    04:43
  - 10.16 Demo - Create Jenkins Job using Backup Plugin
    03:56
  - 10.17 Demo - Create Remote Tests using Jenkins
    04:48
  - 10.18 Demo - Managing Plugins With and Without Restart
    05:49
  - 10.19 Demo - Run Automation Tests using Jenkins
    06:08
- Lesson 11 - Jenkins Best Practices
  52:38Preview
  - 11.01 Learning Objectives
    00:41
  - 11.02 Jenkins Best Practices
    00:50
  - 11.03 Global Security
    02:24
  - 11.04 Jenkins Authentication
    05:22
  - 11.05 Jenkins Credentials
    07:26
  - 11.06 Jenkins Access Management
    03:56
  - 11.07 Jenkins Access Roles
    06:19
  - 11.08 Jenkins Backup
    02:12
  - 11.09 Types of Jenkins Backup Plugin
    07:51
  - 11.10 Jenkins Restoration
    02:53
  - 11.11 Summary
    01:48
  - 11.12 Demo - Create Jenkins Job using Backup Plugin
    10:56

Section 02 Live Virtual Class Curriculum
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- Lesson 1 - Course Introduction
  - Course Introduction
- Lesson 2 - Introduction to CI/CD
  - Lesson Introduction
  - Traditional Software Development
  - Continuous Integration
  - Continuous Delivery
  - Continuous Deployment
  - Building the continuous deployment process
  - Automated Deployment Pipeline
  - CI/CD Tool Selection
- Lesson 3 - Getting Started with Jenkins
  - Lesson Introduction
  - Setting Up Git
  - Assisted Practice: Git Set-up
  - Setting Up Jenkins
  - Assisted Practice: Jenkins Set-up
  - Maven Set-up
  - Assisted Practice: Maven Set-up
  - Exploring Jenkins
  - Assisted Practice: Build a Maven Project
  - Building a Maven Project with Jenkins
- Lesson 4 - Build Jobs and Configurations
  - Lesson Introduction
  - Understanding Jenkins Build Jobs
  - Freestyle Build Jobs
  - Assisted Practice: Freestyle Job
  - Build Triggers
  - Assisted Practice: Scheduled Builds
  - Assisted Practice: Polling SCM
  - Build Steps
  - Jenkins Environment Variables
  - Post-build Actions
  - Assisted Practice: Post-build Actions
  - Using Jenkins with Other Languages
  - Assisted Practice: Building Projects with Gradle
  - Parameterized Build Jobs
  - Assisted Practice: Parameterized Builds
  - Assisted Practice: Building From Tags
  - Assisted Practice: Remote Triggering Parameterized Builds
  - Enabling Security in Jenkins
  - Assisted Practice: Enabling Security
  - Build Pipelines and Promotions
  - Triggering Parameterized Builds
- Lesson 5 - Configuring Build Pipelines
  - Lesson Introduction
  - Introducing Pipelines
  - Understanding Pipeline Structure
  - Defining a Pipeline
  - Declarative Pipeline Syntax
  - Scripted Pipeline Syntax
  - Assisted Practice: Building Pipelines In Jenkins
  - Building a Pipeline
  - Continuous Integration Pipeline
  - Assisted Practice: Building Continuous Integration Pipelines in Jenkins File
  - Building Pipelines from Jenkinsfile
  - Assisted Practice: Building Continuous Integration Pipelines in Jenkinsfile
  - Snippet Generator
  - Unassisted Practice: Snippet Generator
  - Assisted Practice: Snippet Generator
  - Global Variable Reference
  - Declarative Directive Generator
  - Unassisted Practice: Restarting Pipelines
  - Assisted Practice: Restarting Pipelines
  - Multistage Pipeline
- Lesson 6 - Automated Testing In Jenkins
  - Jenkins as an Automation Testing tool
  - Assisted Practice: CI with Junit in Jenkins
  - Code Coverage using Jacoco
  - Assisted Practice: Code Coverage with Jacoco
  - Assisted Practice: Testing Code Coverage
  - Code Coverage using Clover
  - Assisted Practice: Code Coverage with Clover
  - Acceptance and Performance Tests in Jenkins
  - Assisted Practice: Integrate JMeter with Jenkins
  - Testing Code Coverage
- Lesson 7 - Code Quality Improvement Using Jenkins
  - Code Quality and Jenkins
  - Internals of Jenkins Jobs
  - Assisted Practice: Integration of Static Code Analysis Tools with Jenkins
  - Code Complexity
  - Open Tasks
  - SonarQube
  - Assisted Practice: SonarQube with Jenkins
  - Static Code Analysis
- Lesson 8 - Automated Deployment and Continuous Delivery
  - Introduction to Automated Deployment and Continuous Delivery
  - Building the Continuous Delivery Process
  - Implementing Automated and Continuous Deployment
  - Assisted Practice: Tomcat and Jenkins
  - Deploying Maven App To Tomcat Server
- Lesson 9 - Distributed System In Jenkins
  - Introduction to Distributed Architecture
  - Assisted Practice: Create Multiple Slave Nodes
  - Deep Diving Jenkins Master/Slave Architecture
  - Assisted Practice: Assigning Jobs To Specific Slave Nodes
  - Distributed Builds

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Jenkins Exam & Certification

What do I need to do to unlock my Simplilearn certificate?
To earn your certificate through Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco, you must:
- Complete 85 percent of the online training course or attend one complete batch of this training
- Pass the assessment test at the end of the Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco with a minimum score of 80 percent
What are the system requirements to take up this Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco online?
To take up the Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco, you must have a computer equipped with:
- A Chrome or Chromium browser
- Reliable internet access
- A webcam
- A microphone, speakers, and headset
What is the duration of this Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco?
The Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco features 20 hours of applied learning, to be completed at your own pace. It shouldn’t take you more than three months to complete the Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco if you apply your efforts to it consistently.
What are the advantages of learning Jenkins?
Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco provides you with a solid foundation with this very popular DevOps tool maintained by a vast, diverse community of developers. Jenkins offers various useful plugins like Slack, GitHub, and Build Pipeline, and is a popular tool used widely by DevOps teams to implement CI/CD. Professionals who want a career as a DevOps engineer or build and release engineer should take the Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco and learn Jenkins.
What is the latest version of Jenkins and what version is taught in Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco?
The Jenkins Certification course in San Francisco teaches the latest stable version of Jenkins, version 2.263.4.
How long is the Jenkins Certification valid?
Jenkins certification earned via Simplilearn’s Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco does not expire.
What are the learning outcomes of Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco from Simplilearn?
With Simplilearn’s expertly designed and through Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco, you will learn how to use the Jenkins tool to continually implement and deploy code in any DevOps environment. The Jenkins Certification Training in San Francisco will teach you everything you need to know about building CI/CD pipelines, server automation, and integrating automated tests.
What is the duration of the Jenkins Exam?
The Certified Jenkins Engineer (CJE) exam, sponsored by CloudBees, takes 90-minutes.
What is the format of the Jenkins exam?
The Certified Jenkins Engineer certification assessment is made up of 60 multiple-choice questions.
What topics are covered in the Jenkins Certification exam?
The CJE exam will test your knowledge in four distinct Jenkins-related areas: best practices for CD-as-code, Jenkins usage, key CI/CD and Jenkins concepts, and the development of continuous delivery (CD) pipelines.

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Jenkins Certification Course FAQs

What is Jenkins and why it is used?
Jenkins is an open-source automation server that allows developers to build, test, and deploy their software. It is popular for the management of source code and delivering code to production. With Jenkins, organizations can manage and control the software delivery processes throughout the entire lifecycle, including build, document, test, package, stage, deployment, static code analysis, and much more.
What are the benefits of learning Jenkins?
Jenkins is a popular free-source tool used for performing continuous integration of software projects
- It can handle any build or continuous integration
- It is built with Java and is therefore portable to all major platforms
- You can integrate Jenkins with several testing and deployment technologies
- Jenkins overcomes the traditional SDLC shortcomings
How do I enroll in this CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins online training?
You can enroll to the Jenkins Course at our website and make an online payment using any of the following options:

· Visa credit or debit card
· MasterCard
· American Express
· Diner’s Club
· PayPal

Once payment is received, you will automatically receive a payment receipt and access information via email.
Is this live Jenkins training or will I watch pre-recorded videos?
All of the classes as a part of this Jenkins Course are conducted live online. They are interactive sessions that enable you to ask questions and participate in discussions during class time. We do, however, provide recordings of each Jenkins Training session you attend for your future reference.
Can I cancel my enrollment to this Jenkins Training? Will I get a refund?
Yes, you can cancel your enrollment to this Jenkins certification training if necessary. We will refund the Jenkins course price after deducting an administration fee. To learn more, you can view our refund policy.
What is covered under the 24/7 Support promise?
We offer 24/7 support through email, chat, and calls. We also have a dedicated team that provides on-demand assistance through our community forum. What’s more, you will have lifetime access to the community forum, even after completion of the Jenkins course with us.
What are the other DevOps courses offered by Simplilearn?
Some of the other DevOps courses include –
What are the objectives of this Jenkins certification training?
This Jenkins training program is designed to help learners gain foundational knowledge of Jenkins through high-quality course materials, projects, and assessments. It covers many important skills like automated testing, improving the code quality, and distributed build architecture.
What are the prerequisites to take up this Jenkins course?
Anyone who is interested in learning Jenkins can take up this Jenkins course — no prior knowledge is required.
Who is eligible to take up learning this Jenkins certification?
Software developers, DevOps engineers, site reliability engineers, as well as freshers are eligible to take this Jenkins training course.
What are the job roles available on completion of this Jenkins certification?
When you complete this Jenkins certification course, you can apply for job roles like software developer, build manager, and DevOps engineer.
What are the hiring companies for Jenkins certified professionals?
Oracle, Accenture, Adobe, TCS, and SAP Labs are the top companies that hire Jenkins-certified professionals.
What is the salary expectancy on completion of this Jenkins course?
According to Payscale, build and release engineers who have proficiency in Jenkins earn an average base pay of Rs. 786K in India. By taking this Jenkins course, there is no reason why you can’t command even higher paychecks.
What companies make use of this Jenkins tool?
Facebook, Netflix, Lyft, Udemy, and LinkedIn are the top companies leveraging the Jenkins platform for their technology stacks.
What are the benefits of acquiring the Jenkins certification from Simplilearn?
Simplilearn certifications are recognized across industries. Achieving a Jenkins certification will demonstrate to hiring managers that you are serious about your DevOps career and know all the important concepts and tools thoroughly.

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Training Options

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Jenkins Online Training Course Curriculum

Eligibility

Pre-requisites

Course Content

Section 01 Self - Paced Learning Curriculum

Lesson 01 - Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)

1.01 Learning Objectives

1.02 DevOps

1.03 Need of DevOps

1.04 DevOps Tool Chain

1.05 Introduction to CICD

1.06 Continuous Integration (CI)

1.07 Continuous Delivery (CD)

1.08 Need of Continuous Integration

1.09 Need of Continuous Delivery

1.10 CI/CD Tool Chain

1.11 Summary

Lesson 02 - Getting Started with Jenkins

2.01 Learning Objectives

2.02 Introduction of Jenkins

2.03 Jenkins Use Cases

2.04 Jenkins Features and Capabilities

2.05 Jenkins Architecture and Terminology

2.06 Overview of Jenkins UI- Dashboard and Menus

2.07 Summary

2.08 Demo - Jenkins Docker Installation

2.09 Demo - Jenkins Installation Linux

2.10 Demo - Jenkins Installation Windows

2.11 Demo - Complete Tour with Jenkins Dashboard

Lesson 03 - Continuous Integeration with Jenkins

3.01 Learning Objectives

3.02 Source Code Build Process

3.03 Build Automation

3.04 GIT Integration with Jenkins

3.05 Configuration GIT with Jenkins

3.06 Jenkins GitHub Plugin

3.07 Maven Introduction

3.08 Maven Setup with Jenkins

3.09 Jenkins Build Introduction

3.10 Source Control Polling In Jenkins

3.11 Freestyle Project in Jenkins

3.12 Other Build Triggers of Jenkins

3.13 Pre and Post Build Action

3.14 Running New Build Job

3.15 Parameterized Build and Distributed Build

3.16 Email Notification Using Email Plugin

3.17 Jenkins Pipeline

3.18 Jenkinsfile

3.19 Summary

3.20 Demo - Create Parameterized Jenkins Job

3.21 Demo - Create Jenkins Distributed Builds Job

3.22 Demo - Create Maven Build Job Along with Email Notification

Lesson 04 - Jenkins CLI (Command Line Interface)

4.01 Learning Objectives

4.02 Jenkins CLI

4.03 Execute a Shell Command in Jenkins CLI

4.04 Execute a Shell Script in Jenkins CLI

4.05 Execute a Shell Script in Jenkins CLI with Approval

4.06 Execute a Shell Script in Jenkins CLI without Approval

4.07 Summary

4.08 Demo - Execute a Shell Script from CLI

4.09 Demo - Execute a Groovy Script from CLI

Lesson 05 - Deployment Overview

5.01 Learning Objectives

5.02 Continuous Delivery vs Continuous Deployment

5.03 Deployment Overview

5.04 Deploying an Application to an Application Server

5.05 Install and Configure Tomcat

5.06 Deployment of Simple Java web application using Tomcat

5.07 Jenkins Plugin for Deployment

5.08 Enable Parallel Builds

5.09 Summary

5.10 Demo - Create Jenkins Parallel Build job