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Jenkins 2 Introduction for Beginners on Windows

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Jenkins 2 Introduction for Beginners on Windows, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 83 lectures, based on 302 reviews, and has 6052 subscribers.

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You will learn about Install Jenkins CI server on Windows Install and configure several tools commonly used with Jenkins Understand the basics of continuous inspection, continuous integration, and continuous deployment Use Jenkins effectively to build, test, and analyze Java projects Apply the techniques and experience to implement Jenkins and/or a continuous integration system This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers, software engineers, and programmers wanting to avoid "it works on my machine" syndrome or IT professions looking to implement continuous inspection through continuous deployment at their company or IT management that wants to have a deeper understanding of Jenkins and other DevOps concepts or DevOps (Development/Operations) professional looking at Jenkins as a build tool or as part of a larger software delivery pipeline or Software Engineers, Developers, and DevOps staff working on a Windows system It is particularly useful for Developers, software engineers, and programmers wanting to avoid "it works on my machine" syndrome or IT professions looking to implement continuous inspection through continuous deployment at their company or IT management that wants to have a deeper understanding of Jenkins and other DevOps concepts or DevOps (Development/Operations) professional looking at Jenkins as a build tool or as part of a larger software delivery pipeline or Software Engineers, Developers, and DevOps staff working on a Windows system.

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Summary

Title: Jenkins 2 Introduction for Beginners on Windows

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Install Jenkins CI server on Windows
  • Install and configure several tools commonly used with Jenkins
  • Understand the basics of continuous inspection, continuous integration, and continuous deployment
  • Use Jenkins effectively to build, test, and analyze Java projects
  • Apply the techniques and experience to implement Jenkins and/or a continuous integration system

Who Should Attend

  • Developers, software engineers, and programmers wanting to avoid "it works on my machine" syndrome
  • IT professions looking to implement continuous inspection through continuous deployment at their company
  • IT management that wants to have a deeper understanding of Jenkins and other DevOps concepts
  • DevOps (Development/Operations) professional looking at Jenkins as a build tool or as part of a larger software delivery pipeline
  • Software Engineers, Developers, and DevOps staff working on a Windows system

Target Audiences

  • Developers, software engineers, and programmers wanting to avoid "it works on my machine" syndrome
  • IT professions looking to implement continuous inspection through continuous deployment at their company
  • IT management that wants to have a deeper understanding of Jenkins and other DevOps concepts
  • DevOps (Development/Operations) professional looking at Jenkins as a build tool or as part of a larger software delivery pipeline
  • Software Engineers, Developers, and DevOps staff working on a Windows system

This is a beginner’s course designed to show how to setup and run a Jenkins CI server starting with continuous inspection (build, test and analysis) for users of Windows-based systems. This course provides a strong foundation for implementing continuous inspection and integration at your company or studio. In order to keep the course short and to-the-point, several decisions were made in order to provide a complete path to continuous integration.

The pipeline created in this course consists of the following:

  • Jenkins CI server installed and configured on Windows
  • Git as the source control system
  • Java as the main programming language of build projects
  • Maven as the build tool

This set of tools provides a comprehensive, end-to-end implementation continuous integration pipeline. Jenkins can be installed on many operating systems and supports a myriad of tools and technologies — which means, this course provides tremendous value to those comfortable or interested in other operating systems and/or technologies.

Course Outline

Introductionprovides an overview for the course, which leas to the Core Concepts for Jenkins. This provides a foundation for the remainder of the course.

Quick Installationprovides an abbreviated step-by-step instructions on how to setup Jenkins and all the related tools specifically on Windows. Full Installation details is covered in the bonus section of the course.

Jenkins Basics provides a first look at Jenkins at work with a very simple “freestyle” project. This allows us to learn the Jenkins interface and the key features it provides.

After our initial introduction to Jenkins, we Manage Jenkins plugins and global configuration.

Then, we dive into Maven Projects specifically — since Jenkins can understand Maven and thus provides special features for Maven projects — with the right plugins installed.

We venture beyond the basics with Scheduled Projects and periodically Polling Source Control, which are closely related. Then we look at how to Link Projects together by calling upstream and downstream projects. Finally, we organize our projects with Views.

Course Features

Presentations provide audio/video training of conceptual ideas in each major area or introduction of new concepts.

Screencasts provide a video of the instructor’s computer system with any actions, commands, or screens displayed and narrated. There are several hours of screencat video content — it makes up the vast majority of the course. Any command line based screencast will include a command listing in the lecture downloads.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Welcome and Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Focus and Approach

Lecture 3: What and Why of Jenkins

Lecture 4: Jenkins Architecture

Chapter 2: Quick Install

Lecture 1: Quick Install Overview

Lecture 2: Jenkins Quick Install

Lecture 3: Jenkins Services on Windows

Lecture 4: Quick Install Notes

Chapter 3: Jenkins Basics

Lecture 1: Jenkins Basics Overview

Lecture 2: Login

Lecture 3: Jenkins Dashboard

Lecture 4: Create First Job

Lecture 5: Project Configuration

Lecture 6: First Build

Lecture 7: Project Homepage

Lecture 8: Enable and Disable Projects

Lecture 9: Build History

Lecture 10: Build Page

Lecture 11: Batch Project

Lecture 12: Failing on Purpose

Lecture 13: Dashboard Revisited

Lecture 14: Deleting a Project

Lecture 15: Cleaning Up / Fix Broken Project

Lecture 16: Copy a Project

Chapter 4: Manage Jenkins

Lecture 1: Manage Jenkins Overview

Lecture 2: Manage Jenkins Page

Lecture 3: Update Jenkins

Lecture 4: Update Plugins

Lecture 5: Plugin Research

Lecture 6: Add New Plugin

Lecture 7: Uninstall Plugins

Lecture 8: Enable/Disable Plugins

Lecture 9: Maven Integration Plugin

Lecture 10: Configure Jenkins

Lecture 11: Global Tools

Chapter 5: Maven Projects

Lecture 1: Maven Projects Overview

Lecture 2: Build Locally First

Lecture 3: Maven Project

Lecture 4: Maven Build and Workspace

Lecture 5: Maven Modules and Build Pages

Lecture 6: Troubleshooting Maven Projects – Code Update

Lecture 7: Troubleshooting Maven Projects – Within Jenkins

Lecture 8: Troubleshooting Maven Projects – Replicate Locally

Lecture 9: Troubleshooting Maven Projects – Project Workspace

Lecture 10: Troubleshooting Maven Projects -Resolve Failure

Chapter 6: Scheduled Projects

Lecture 1: Scheduled Projects Overview

Lecture 2: Building on a Schedule – Part 1 – Setup and Configuration

Lecture 3: Building on a Schedule – Part 2 – Builds

Lecture 4: Building on a Schedule – Part 3 – Revise Schedule

Chapter 7: Source Code Polling

Lecture 1: Polling Overview

Lecture 2: Polling 1 – Welcome / Config

Lecture 3: Polling 2 – Initial Builds

Lecture 4: Polling 3 – Code Updates

Lecture 5: Polling 4 – Revise Schedule

Chapter 8: Linked Projects

Lecture 1: Linked Projects Overview

Lecture 2: Upstream Project Configuration

Lecture 3: Upstream Project Build and Review

Lecture 4: Downstream Project Configuration

Lecture 5: Downstream Project Build and Review

Chapter 9: Views

Lecture 1: Views Overview

Lecture 2: Creating New Views

Lecture 3: Regular Expression Views

Lecture 4: Deleting a View

Lecture 5: View Descriptions

Lecture 6: Navigation with Views and Default View

Lecture 7: View Build History

Chapter 10: Course Errata and Updates

Lecture 1: Known Issue: Maven Projects Fail with POM Parse Error

Lecture 2: Jenkins Incompatibility with Java 9

Chapter 11: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Review and Final Words

Chapter 12: Bonus: Full Installation Process

Lecture 1: Full Installation Overview

Lecture 2: Chrome on Windows

Lecture 3: Git for Windows: Installation

Lecture 4: Git for Windows: Options

Lecture 5: Git for Windows: Gitting Help

Lecture 6: Git for Windows: Configuration

Lecture 7: Notepad++: Installation

Lecture 8: Notepad++: Configuration

Lecture 9: Java 8 Installation

Lecture 10: Java 8 Configuration

Lecture 11: Maven 3 Installation

Lecture 12: Jenkins 2 Installation

Lecture 13: Jenkins 2 Getting Started

Chapter 13: Bonus: Special Offers

Lecture 1: Exclusive Special Offers for Students of this Course

Instructors

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  • 2 stars: 7 votes
  • 3 stars: 41 votes
  • 4 stars: 126 votes
  • 5 stars: 122 votes

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