Agile Development
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Course Content
Introducing Continuous Integration and Jenkins
(4 Lectures)
Continuous Integration
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History of Jenkins
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State of the Jenkins community
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Installing and Running Jenkins
(5 Lectures)
Running Jenkins from the jar file
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Installing Jenkins in a servlet container
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Setup Security
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Email and Version Control
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Master/slave configurations
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A Jenkins Job
(5 Lectures)
Creating a job
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Configure a job
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Run a job manually
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Run a job when source code is checked into version control
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Run a job on a regular schedule
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Advanced Jenkins
(12 Lectures)
Monitoring External jobs
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Distributed builds
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File fingerprint tracking
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Using Jenkins for non-Java projects
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Matrix projects
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Splitting a big job into smaller jobs
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Monitoring External jobs
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Distributed builds
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File fingerprint tracking
10:00 Play
Using Jenkins for non-Java projects
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Matrix projects
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Splitting a big job into smaller jobs
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Jenkins Plugins
(5 Lectures)
Change reporting
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Code coverage
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Static Analysis
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Performance reporting
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Style checking
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Course Details
Jenkins is a popular Continuous Integration (CI) tool that helps organisations to increase productivity, speeding up software development processes through continuous integration and improved control of the lifecycle. An open source cross-platform tool which is written in Java, Jenkins helps to build, test and deploy the code into production, making it easier for developers to integrate changes to the project, and for users to obtain a fresh build. Jenkins is among the most popular open source developer tools in the market today and is extensively used not just by developers due to the ease it brings in incorporating visual elements, but is also popular among project managers because it provides accurate data support.
There are many companies embracing DevOps as the shift from members in a team working independently to collaboration between testers, admin and developers can be seen. This increased deployment rates and product quality. Hence, continuous deployment and delivery have been very critical for such DevOps teams. This is where Jenkins comes into the picture. By increasing automation, it enables hassle-free deployment and continuous testing.
Who should go for this course?
- Developers
- Build Managers
- QA Analysts/ Engineers
- Software Architects
- Operational Personnel
Pre-requisites
Participants should possess the following skills in order to take the Jenkins course:
- Basics of DevOps
- Linux & Networking Fundamentals
- Experience with installing and configuring applications
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Training Options
Self-paced Training
299
- Lifetime access to high-quality self-paced eLearning content curated by industry experts
- 3 simulation test papers for self-assessment
- Lab access to practice live during sessions
- 24x7 learner assistance and support
Live Virtual Classes
449
- Online Classroom Flexi-Pass
- Lifetime access
- Practice lab and projects with integrated Azure labs
- Access to Microsoft official content aligned to examination
One on One Training
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- Customized learning delivery model (self-paced and/or instructor-led)
- Flexible pricing options
- Enterprise grade learning management system (LMS)
- Enterprise dashboards for individuals and teams
- 24x7 learner assistance and support
Exam & Certification
No Exam Required.
you will be required to complete a project which will be assesd by our certified instructors. on succesful completion of the project you will be awarded a training certificate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Jenkins is an open source automation server which enables developers around the world to reliably build, test, and deploy their software. It is the leading open source automation server providing hundreds of plugins to support building, deploying and automating any project. Jenkins is widely used in DevOps environment and there is a huge demand for DevOps professionals who have Jenkin skills. Such engineers can earn upto $ 87,719 per year.
You will learn:
- Install and configure Jenkins
- Understand Continuous Integration / Delivery concepts.
- Build pipelines.
- Perform Unit and Integration Testing
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