We will start with understanding the concepts of DevOps, Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery & Continuous Deployment.We will understand how Jenkins fits perfectly as the CICD server. We will learn about its fundamentals & capabilities.After learning how to install Jenkins, we will learn about the basics of a Jenkins job & its configuration options.We will then move to see Jenkins in action in the CICD life-cycle. Source code repository – We will look at how Jenkins can integrate with GIT & be a starting point for automated builds based on developer checkins. Code Quality – We will look at how Jenkins can integrate with code quality tools like SonarQube to highlight any issues with the developer code .We will then move on to automated Build, Test & Deployments – We will look at how Jenkins can trigger maven scripts to start a build, see how it can integrate with Selenium to automate functional testing & finally see how it can help with deploying the executable on web servers. All this while getting appropriate notifications via emails on the progress on the pipeline.We will then move on to learning about the Jenkins pipeline where will cover about build pipeline, delivery pipeline, scripted pipelines & the famous declarative pipeline. Create a multi-stage Jenkins job and visualize the complicated pipeline.
What you'll learn
understand DevOps concepts
install and configure Jenkins
integrate Jenkins with Git
utilize Jenkins for automated builds
implement code quality checks with SonarQube
trigger automated testing with Selenium
create multi-stage Jenkins jobs
Course objectives
to provide a comprehensive understanding of Jenkins in the CI/CD lifecycle
to demonstrate the integration of Jenkins with various tools
to equip students with the knowledge to automate build, test, and deployment processes