
Understand CI/CD concepts, including continuous integration, continuous delivery and deployment, merging developer work into a development branch, automated tests, and deploying via Jenkins to Docker Hub or Kubernetes.
Explore the Jenkins dashboard, understand master and agent roles, learn how to manage jobs and build history, and create freestyle projects, pipelines, and multi-branch setups.
Explore creating and running a Jenkins freestyle project. Configure general options, git integration, triggers, and build steps with shell commands to clone repos, compile Java, and view console logs.
Learn to configure a Jenkins freestyle job with git SCM, build steps, and post-build email notifications on unstable builds using mailer and email extension plugins.
Explore declarative and scripted Jenkins pipelines through theory and hands-on practice, covering stages, scm checkout, and visual logs with the stage viewer plugin.
Troubleshoot a Jenkins agent offline in AWS by updating the master–agent configuration, handling public IP changes, and installing Docker on the worker node to enable Python builds.
Learn how Jenkins environment variables store reusable values such as project names, credentials, paths, and nodes to create flexible, secure, and dynamic pipelines.
Explore how role-based access control in Jenkins assigns permissions by group roles to dev, QA, and DevOps teams, enabling secure view, build, and configure actions.
Watch this practical implementation of deploying a Flask app via a dockerized Python ci/cd pipeline in Jenkins, covering checkout, install dependencies, run tests, build and push Docker image, and deployment.
Automate the build, test, and deployment of a React app with Jenkins CI/CD. Configure Docker multi-stage builds, environment variables, and GitHub tokens for Nginx deployment.
Build a Maven CI/CD pipeline with Docker and GitHub, automating build, unit testing, dockerization, image deployment, and artifact archiving in Jenkins.
Demonstrates how to configure and test a GitHub webhook to auto-trigger Jenkins builds on push events, using a main v1 branch and GitHub plugin polling.
Explore how Jenkins shared libraries enable reusable groovy code to modularize pipelines, reduce duplication, and update all jobs from a single, version-controlled source in GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
Explore how to implement reusable Jenkins shared libraries to streamline pipelines and call library-defined tasks. See examples like hello world, custom logs, and docker build and push.
Are you ready to master Jenkins and become a job-ready DevOps engineer?
This complete Jenkins CI/CD course takes you from absolute beginner to advanced level using hands-on projects, real-world pipelines, GitHub integration, Docker builds, webhooks, shared libraries, multibranch pipelines, and full CI/CD automation.
Whether you're a beginner exploring DevOps or a professional looking to sharpen CI/CD skills, this course gives you everything you need to confidently work with Jenkins in real production environments.
You will learn how to install, configure, secure, and scale Jenkins — and build end-to-end CI/CD pipelines for Python, React, Maven, Docker, and cloud-ready applications.
By the end of this course, you will be able to build automated pipelines used by real companies and confidently apply for DevOps, SRE, and Release Engineer roles.
What You Will Learn
Build end-to-end CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins
Configure Freestyle Jobs, Pipelines, and Multibranch Pipelines
Work with Scripted & Declarative Pipelines
Integrate Jenkins with Git, GitHub, Webhooks, Docker, MAVEN
Create reusable Shared Libraries for enterprise pipelines
Deploy applications using Jenkins and Docker
Manage Jenkins Agents (nodes) for distributed builds
Secure Jenkins using credentials, RBAC, and environment variables
Fix common Jenkins issues like slow UI and agent offline problems
Build real-world CI/CD projects — Python, React, Maven (Java)
Automate GitHub build triggers using webhooks
Perfect for complete beginners and DevOps professionals.
Who This Course Is For
Beginners who want to learn Jenkins from scratch
DevOps, Cloud & SRE aspirants preparing for job roles
Software Developers/Testers wanting CI/CD automation skills
IT Professionals looking to automate builds & deployments
Students and freshers wanting hands-on DevOps projects
Anyone preparing for DevOps interviews
Requirements
No prior Jenkins experience required.
Basic understanding of software or IT concepts is helpful but optional.
A system with 8GB RAM recommended for Jenkins, Docker, and builds.
Why Take This Course?
Updated for 2026 DevOps requirements
Covers both beginner to advanced Jenkins concepts
Includes multiple real-world CI/CD projects
Clear, simplified explanations
Designed and taught by a Release Engineer II & DevOps practitioner
Lifetime access + future updates
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Master Jenkins — the most important DevOps tool — and build real CI/CD automation used in production environments.
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