Jenkins for Continuous Integration
The Jenkins for Continuous Integration course offers a thorough overview of Jenkins, a vital tool for Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) in DevOps.
Certificate :
After Completion
Start Date :
10-Jan-2025
Duration :
30 Days
Course fee :
$150
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The Jenkins for Continuous Integration course offers a thorough overview of Jenkins, a vital tool for Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) in DevOps.
The curriculum emphasizes the automation of build, test, and deployment processes to enhance software development efficiency.
Attendees will gain skills in configuring Jenkins and developing pipelines tailored to their needs.
The course includes integration techniques with version control systems and various tools to optimize software delivery.
Participants will emerge equipped to implement effective and dependable software delivery practices.
CERTIFICATION:
Participants are awarded a Certificate of Completion by the training provider.
Equips learners for positions including DevOps Engineer and Build and Release Engineer.
Focuses on skills relevant to CI/CD-related roles.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
By the conclusion of the course, participants will possess the skills to:
Grasp the fundamentals of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery.
Set up and configure Jenkins across different environments.
Develop and oversee Jenkins pipelines through declarative and scripted approaches.
Connect Jenkins with tools such as Git, Maven, Docker, and Kubernetes.
Streamline testing and deployment processes to boost efficiency.
Supervise and resolve issues in Jenkins jobs for improved CI/CD pipelines.
Implement best practices for CI/CD to ensure reliability.
Utilize plugins to extend Jenkins functionality and integration.
Maintain documentation for Jenkins configurations and workflows.
Stay updated on Jenkins features and community contributions.
Course Curriculum
- Principles of CI/CD and the role of Jenkins in DevOps
- Jenkins architecture and installation
- Overview of Jenkins plugins
- Installing and configuring Jenkins
- Managing users and roles
- Integrating version control systems like Git
- Configuring build jobs with Maven, Gradle, or other tools
- Scheduling automated builds
- Archiving and publishing build artifacts
- Introduction to Jenkins Pipeline as Code
- Declarative vs. Scripted Pipelines
- Creating and managing multi-branch pipelines
- Docker integration for containerized builds
- Integration with Kubernetes for deployment orchestration
- Automating testing with JUnit, Selenium, and other tools
- Jenkins as a Master-Slave architecture for distributed builds
- Using Jenkins Blue Ocean for enhanced UI/UX
- Pipeline visualization and debugging
- Monitoring Jenkins jobs and logs
- Backup and restore strategies
- Upgrading Jenkins and managing plugins
- Building a CI/CD pipeline for a microservices-based application
- Best practices for secure and efficient Jenkins usage
- Real-world case studies of Jenkins in DevOps
Training Features
Practical Hands-On Labs
Exercises on creating pipelines, configuring builds, and automating deployments.
Real-World Projects
Develop CI/CD pipelines for sample applications using tools like Docker and Kubernetes.
Expert-Led Tutorials
Sessions led by industry professionals with practical tips and real-world insights.
Interactive Quizzes and Assessments
Periodic evaluations to track progress and reinforce key concepts.
Comprehensive Resources
Access to Jenkins documentation, plugin guides, and cheat sheets.
24/7 Access and Support
On-demand access to course content and a support system for resolving queries.
