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DevOps CI CD with Jenkins Maven Git and Pipeline

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DevOps CI CD with Jenkins Maven Git and Pipeline, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.55, with 54 lectures, based on 213 reviews, and has 1577 subscribers.

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You will learn about Understand DevOps concepts of continuous integration, deployment, testing and continuous delivery Implement DevOps concepts using Jenkins Get a thorough knowledge of Apache Maven – core concepts, plugins, coordinates, lifecycles, goals etc… Write fully functional build automation scripts using Maven Use Jenkins for polling of code repository like Git Configure Jenkins for continuous code quality analysis and continuous testing Set up Jenkins for automated deployment and demonstrate DevOps CI CD Create a Jenkins build pipeline to implement a complete CI CD solution, right from Code repository to Production Deployment Learn how to write Jenkins pipeline as code Understand various nuances of Jenkins pipeline syntax and write a Jenkinsfile to implement a CI CD solution Send automatic status notifications via email from Jenkins Jobs This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers, QA testers, Deployment team members and anyone who is into software development or Students who wish to learn to automate and add quality to their software projects using DevOps It is particularly useful for Developers, QA testers, Deployment team members and anyone who is into software development or Students who wish to learn to automate and add quality to their software projects using DevOps.

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Summary

Title: DevOps CI CD with Jenkins Maven Git and Pipeline

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.55

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Understand DevOps concepts of continuous integration, deployment, testing and continuous delivery
  • Implement DevOps concepts using Jenkins
  • Get a thorough knowledge of Apache Maven – core concepts, plugins, coordinates, lifecycles, goals etc…
  • Write fully functional build automation scripts using Maven
  • Use Jenkins for polling of code repository like Git
  • Configure Jenkins for continuous code quality analysis and continuous testing
  • Set up Jenkins for automated deployment and demonstrate DevOps CI CD
  • Create a Jenkins build pipeline to implement a complete CI CD solution, right from Code repository to Production Deployment
  • Learn how to write Jenkins pipeline as code
  • Understand various nuances of Jenkins pipeline syntax and write a Jenkinsfile to implement a CI CD solution
  • Send automatic status notifications via email from Jenkins Jobs

Who Should Attend

  • Developers, QA testers, Deployment team members and anyone who is into software development
  • Students who wish to learn to automate and add quality to their software projects using DevOps

Target Audiences

  • Developers, QA testers, Deployment team members and anyone who is into software development
  • Students who wish to learn to automate and add quality to their software projects using DevOps

This course will teach you DevOps concepts of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery, with emphasis on Jenkins, Git and Maven build automation.

DevOps as a software development practice has been around for quite a long time now, but the term has been coined only in the recent past and it is becoming more and more relevant, given that companies ranging from small start ups to behemoths like Amazon Netflix Google are investing billions into it.

DevOps automation experts are in great demand now and is proving to be a very lucrative career move.

The course has been designed, keeping this demand in mind so that you get to learn both concepts and
at the same time get to work on it, hands on. I am sure, that by the end of
this course you will feel very confident in building and deploying a fully automated
and functional Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline in Jenkins.

You will learn DevOps concepts and Jenkins from scratch. You are also taught Maven, that is probably the most popular tool used for build automation.

Here is a brief of what you would learn:

  • DevOps Concepts – Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery

  • Differences between DevOps Concepts like CI and CD

  • Jenkins Terminology along with the UI

  • All about Apache Maven

  • Jenkins jobs for implementing DevOps Continuous Integration

  • Jenkins jobs for continuous testing, static code analysis

  • Jenkins jobs for DevOps Continuous Deployment

  • Jenkins jobs for DevOps Continuous Delivery

  • Build Pipeline in Jenkins

  • Jenkins Distributed Builds with Master Slave Architecture

  • Jenkins Pipeline as Code

At appropriate stages you would be given exercises and projects to work on that would help you explore on your own and also refresh your learning.

The course goes over the topics step by step – For each topic – DevOps, Jenkins, Maven, Git and Jenkins Pipelines – in sufficient detail and adopts a code/work along method so that students can run the builds in parallel to the instructor.

The theory has been kept to a minimum and crisp, just enough to get you the context before you start hands on.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Structure

Chapter 2: DevOps Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery – Concepts

Lecture 1: Concepts – DevOps Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery

Lecture 2: Jenkins Introduction

Chapter 3: Initial Set Up

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Install Java – Prerequisite for running Jenkins

Lecture 3: Download Jenkins

Lecture 4: Install Jenkins using Windows Installer

Lecture 5: Optional – Jenkins as stand alone Java program

Lecture 6: Install Tomcat

Lecture 7: Optional – Jenkins as a tomcat application

Lecture 8: Jenkins UI Walkthrough

Lecture 9: First Jenkins Job – Hello World

Chapter 4: Basics of Git Version Control

Lecture 1: Git – Basics

Lecture 2: Git Installation

Lecture 3: First Git Repository

Lecture 4: Git – Cloning your repository and making changes

Chapter 5: Apache Maven

Lecture 1: Maven – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Maven Installation

Lecture 3: Maven – Core concepts

Lecture 4: Maven – Hello World

Lecture 5: POM and Maven Coordinates

Lecture 6: Plugins and Goals

Lecture 7: Maven Lifecycle

Lecture 8: Maven Repositories

Lecture 9: Dependency Management

Lecture 10: Convention over configuration

Lecture 11: Eclipse IDE for Maven – Installation

Lecture 12: Create a WebApplication using Maven

Lecture 13: Assignment

Lecture 14: Solution

Lecture 15: Multi-Module Projects

Lecture 16: Compiler Plugin

Lecture 17: Checkstyle Plugin

Lecture 18: Surefire Plugin

Lecture 19: Web Application Deployment to Tomcat

Chapter 6: Jenkins – Implement DevOps CI CD

Lecture 1: Add Maven Project to Git Version Control

Lecture 2: Jenkins Continuous Integration – Poll Git repository

Lecture 3: Jenkins – Maven Integration

Lecture 4: Jenkins Continuous Integration – Checkstyle Code Analysis

Lecture 5: Jenkins Continuous Testing – JUnit

Lecture 6: Commit changes to GitHub Repository

Lecture 7: Jenkins Continuous Deployment – Deploy to Stage Environment

Lecture 8: Jenkins Build Pipeline

Lecture 9: Jenkins Continuous Delivery – Deploy to Production

Lecture 10: Email Notifications

Chapter 7: Jenkins – Distributed Builds

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Master Slave Setup for Windows

Lecture 3: Master Slave setup for Linux

Chapter 8: New: Jenkins Pipeline as Code

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up Jenkins for Pipeline as code

Lecture 3: First Jenkins Pipeline as Code

Lecture 4: More Jenkins Pipeline syntax

Lecture 5: Build CI CD Pipeline using Jenkins Pipeline as Code

Instructors

  • Code Caffeine
    Code Caffeine
    Java, Spring, Microservices, Quarkus, DevOps, Jenkins

Rating Distribution

  • 1 stars: 11 votes
  • 2 stars: 10 votes
  • 3 stars: 48 votes
  • 4 stars: 83 votes
  • 5 stars: 60 votes

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