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In this course you will learn the role of Jenkins in software development lifecycle, how to set up and access the Jenkins automation server, how to build your software by configuring and running various types of Jenkins projects, how to install and manage plugins, how to scale and secure Jenkins, and more.
Course contents:
- Welcome!
- Chapter 1. CI/CD Overview
- Chapter 2. Jenkins Installation Basics
- Chapter 3. Jenkins Dashboard
- Chapter 4. Jenkins Plugins
- Chapter 5. Jenkins Security
- Chapter 6. Jenkins Projects
- Chapter 7. Freestyle Project
- Chapter 8. Pipeline Project
- Chapter 9. Distributed Builds Architecture
- Chapter 10. What’s Next?
- Final Exam
This course is for teams considering using Jenkins as a CI/CD tool and looking to automate their software delivery process, as well as those who need guidelines on how to set up a CI/CD workflow using the Jenkins automation server.
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Mar 2023
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