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Jenkins Introduction for Developer
Rating: 3.9 out of 5(1,198 ratings)
34,489 students

Jenkins Introduction for Developer

End to End Integration : Selenium - Maven - Git - Jenkins
Created byTan Pham
Last updated 12/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Install Jenkins on Windows, Ubuntu, Mac
  • Apply Jenkins to do Continuous Integration

Course content

5 sections • 18 lectures • 59m total length
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  • What you will learn from this course ?3:26

    Learn to install Jenkins on Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS; create jobs and pipelines; enable continuous integration and deployment; view test reports; and understand backup, restore, and security basics.

  • Install Jenkins on Windows8:10

    Install Jenkins on Windows by ensuring Java is ready, downloading the Jenkins installer, running the server, logging in via localhost, and creating and managing jobs.

  • Install Jenkins on Ubuntu6:45

    Install Jenkins on Ubuntu via the command line, install from the repository, start Jenkins, and unlock it in the browser with the initial admin password at localhost:8080.

  • Install Jenkins on Mac4:53

    Install Jenkins on Mac by first installing Java, downloading the stable long-term support release, installing Jenkins and plugins, and configuring the initial user and password to start the Jenkins service.

Requirements

  • This course is a introduction to Jenkins from the beginner. So you do not need to have any knowledge about Jenkins before.

Description

Content and Overview

  • 100% hand-on, practical with real life use case
  • Step by step style, explain and make every thing clear
  • Cover Continuous Integration with Jenkins
  • Cover Continuous Delivery with Jenkins
  • Cover Installation Jenkins on Windows as a service
  • Cover Installation Jenkins on Mac as a service
  • Cover installation Jenkins on Ubuntu as a service
  • Working with Git to clone source code
  • Working with Maven to build Java project
  • Working with Tomcat server to deploy Java web application

After complete this course

Now a day, DevOpt and Continuous Integration engineer are very hot career. The average salary for DevOpt engineer at silicon valley is more than 120000$ a year. After complete the course, You will familiar with Jenkins and make it become essential tool for your CI/CD or DevOpt implementation.

Who this course is for:

  • People want to do and learn about Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery
  • People want to do and learn about Devopt
  • People want to apply Jenkins to automate their development process