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Jenkins (Mastering in Jenkins with other Tools)
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Jenkins (Mastering in Jenkins with other Tools)

All About Jenkins and supported Tools (Ansible, Packer, Terraform, AWS, Maven, Java and many more)
Created byVinod Kumar
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • What is Jenkins and how it works in details?
  • Jenkins Architecture (Horizontal Scalling)
  • How to integrate Jenkins with Ansible, AWS, GIT, Packer, Maven and many more.
  • Pros and Cons of Jenkins
  • Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, and Continuous Testing
  • How to design and build your own Jobs with a n-number of tools ?

Course content

14 sections • 55 lectures • 6h 39m total length

  • Jenkins Introduction4:14
  • Jenkins Architecture Part 19:12

    Jenkins Architecture Part 1

  • Do you need latest version of this course?0:06

Requirements

  • Computer (Unix/Windows/Mac/Other family)
  • Basic Windows/Mac/LINUX knowledge is nice to have.
  • Optional: Debit/Credit card for creating AWS Account
  • Optional: Debit/Credit card for creating OCI Account
  • Internet Connection with good speed

Description

In this course by EduArn | @TechTalkWithVinod, you will learn Jenkins in depth, starting from fundamentals and progressing to advanced real-world CI/CD automation scenarios used in modern DevOps environments.

Jenkins is one of the most widely used automation tools in the industry, enabling teams to build, test, and deploy applications efficiently. This course is designed to give you hands-on, industry-ready skills rather than just theoretical knowledge.

The journey begins with Jenkins installation and setup on Windows 10, helping learners easily configure Jenkins on local systems. You will learn prerequisites, step-by-step installation, initial configuration, and troubleshooting common setup issues, ensuring a smooth foundation for your DevOps journey.

Next, the course covers Jenkins architecture in detail, including master–agent (controller–agent) architecture, distributed builds, and horizontal scaling. You will understand how Jenkins manages workloads in enterprise environments, improves performance, and supports large-scale CI/CD operations.

You will also explore Jenkins Pipelines, including declarative and scripted pipeline-as-code approaches. The course teaches you how to design, structure, and manage scalable CI/CD pipelines, along with creating and maintaining multiple Jenkins jobs for different applications and environments.

A strong emphasis is placed on real-world DevOps integrations. You will learn how Jenkins works seamlessly with tools like Packer, Terraform, Bash/Shell scripting, Maven, and Java, enabling end-to-end automation of build, test, and deployment workflows.

By the end of this course from EduArn | @TechTalkWithVinod, you will be able to confidently design enterprise-grade CI/CD pipelines, automate deployments, and integrate Jenkins with multiple DevOps tools used in cloud-native environments such as AWS, Azure, and GCP.

Who this course is for:

  • Developer who want to make their works (build and unit testing) done automatically or nightly
  • Tester who want to make their works (testing job) done automatically or nightly
  • Infrastructure team, who want to make their works (provision infrastructure) done automatically or nightly
  • Release team, who want to make their works (release on pipeline) done automatically or nightly.
  • And for anyone who want to use Jenkins to schedule their works and wait for final report.

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