Jenkins is the most popular tool now a days to do Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery of software:

• It’s free and open source

• It has thousands of plugins you can use

• Jenkins is easy to start with CI/CD

• It is used to automate almost anything now a days

In this course you will learn about - Jenkins jobs, pipelines and host of other configurations & integrations that will help build practical real world CI/CD pipelines. Each chapter or session will work out on the configurations to help us build a working Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline with Jenkins. Learn with multiple examples and different types of projects related to Java, Python, Testing, etc). And they are more than examples i.e. you can use it in real projects.

We will see about integrate Jenkins Pipelines with other popular tools, like:

• Docker

• GitHub / Bitbucket

• DockerHub

• Linux

• Python

• Pyenv

This course is designed for all levels of Jenkins DevOps practitioners, starting from absolute beginner level to advanced users. Anyone can follow along from top, by understanding each of the lessons and replicating it on their own servers. No worries if you are in any level of expertise, you can directly go to the session that you want to learn.

Some of the topics you'll learn thru this course:

• Understand what Jenkins is

• Install, Configure And Operationalize Jenkins

• Build Python Projects with Docker

• Run Unit tests by pulling code from GitHub

• Push Docker Images to DockerHub registry

• Run Jenkins jobs in different agents

By the end of the course, you should be able to:

• Install and Run jenkins in a Linux server

• Use Jenkins with different agents

• Build docker images and run them with Jenkins

• Build awesome CI/CD pipelines for you team

• And finally impress your manager/lead :)

Join now and take your devops career to the next level!

Tags:

Jenkins, CI/CD Pipeline, Python DevOps, Java DevOps, Docker, DockerHub, Git, GitHub, VirtualBox, Linux