Learn DevOps: CI/CD with Jenkins using Pipelines and Docker

Learn DevOps: CI/CD with Jenkins using Pipelines and Docker, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.32, with 52 lectures, based on 16429 reviews, and has 84224 subscribers.

You will learn about Use Jenkins to perform Continuous Integration within your Software Development Lifecycle Install Jenkins using docker Configure Jenkins “The DevOps way”, using Docker, Jobs DSL and Jenkins Pipelines Use plugins to integrate Jenkins with popular development software Configure the authentication and authorization options to tighten security on your Jenkins UI This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is exposed to software delivery: Developers, System Administrators, DBAs, Managers It is particularly useful for Anyone who is exposed to software delivery: Developers, System Administrators, DBAs, Managers.

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Summary

Title: Learn DevOps: CI/CD with Jenkins using Pipelines and Docker

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.32

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: €22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use Jenkins to perform Continuous Integration within your Software Development Lifecycle
Install Jenkins using docker
Configure Jenkins “The DevOps way”, using Docker, Jobs DSL and Jenkins Pipelines
Use plugins to integrate Jenkins with popular development software
Configure the authentication and authorization options to tighten security on your Jenkins UI

Who Should Attend

Anyone who is exposed to software delivery: Developers, System Administrators, DBAs, Managers

Target Audiences

Anyone who is exposed to software delivery: Developers, System Administrators, DBAs, Managers

Jenkins is the most popular tool to do Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery of your software:

It’s free and open source
It has a strong community with thousands of plugins you can use
Jenkins is used in a lot of companies, from startups to enterprises

This course will teach you how to use Jenkins using the Jenkins DSL and Jenkins Pipelines (Jenkinsfile). It’s a new way of using Jenkins, rather than using freestyle projects. I call it using Jenkins, the DevOps way! I’ll explain you about infrastructure as code and automation to make sure you understand how Jenkins Pipelines fits within this new way of thinking.

I’ll show you how to integrate Jenkins Pipelines with popular software tools, like:

Docker
GitHub / Bitbucket
JFrog Artifactory
SonarQube
Onelogin (Using SAML)

If you’re looking for a job in the DevOps space, Jenkins is a must have skill.

I explain in the course how to install Jenkins if you don’t have an installed version yet. You’ll need a Ubuntu 20.04.x VM or cloud instance to follow the installation procedure. In the demos I will be using DigitalOcean as a cloud provider, but you are free to use any provider or VM (VMWare/Virtualbox, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, etc). I’ll be assisting you in the Q&A if you have any problems setting up Jenkins.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Practical information

Lecture 3: Procedure Document

Lecture 4: Course Goals

Chapter 2: Introduction to Jenkins

Lecture 1: What is Jenkins (Part I)

Lecture 2: What is Jenkins (Part II)

Lecture 3: Jenkins Installation

Lecture 4: Demo: Jenkins installation

Lecture 5: Introduction to Docker

Chapter 3: Building a NodeJS app

Lecture 1: Why a NodeJS application?

Lecture 2: How to build and deploy a NodeJS app

Lecture 3: 1.7 Demo – Building the first application

Lecture 4: Demo – building nodejs app with Docker

Chapter 4: Infrastructure as code and automation

Lecture 1: Introduction to Infrastructure as code and automation

Chapter 5: Jenkins Job DSL

Lecture 1: Introduction to Jenkins Job DSL

Lecture 2: Demo: Jenkins Job DSL with NodeJS application

Lecture 3: Demo: Jenkins Job DSL with docker build and publish

Chapter 6: Jenkins Pipelines

Lecture 1: Jenkins Pipelines Introduction

Lecture 2: Jenkins Pipelines vs Jenkins Job DSL

Lecture 3: Jenkins Pipelines Example

Lecture 4: Demo: Jenkins pipelines with NodeJS and Docker

Lecture 5: Build, test, and run everything in Docker containers

Lecture 6: Demo: Build, test, and run everything in Docker containers

Chapter 7: Jenkins Integrations

Lecture 1: Email integration

Lecture 2: Demo – Email integrations using Jenkins Pipelines

Lecture 3: Slack integration

Lecture 4: Demo: Slack Integration

Lecture 5: GitHub and BitBucket integration

Lecture 6: Demo: GitHub integration with a Gradle + Java Project

Lecture 7: Demo: Bitbucket integration

Lecture 8: JFrog Artifactory integration

Lecture 9: Demo: JFrog Artifactory integration

Lecture 10: Custom API Integration

Lecture 11: Demo: Custom API Integration

Lecture 12: Sonarqube integration

Lecture 13: Demo: Sonarqube installation with docker-compose

Lecture 14: Demo: SonarQube integration within Jenkins Pipelines

Chapter 8: Advanced Jenkins usage

Lecture 1: Introduction to Jenkins Slaves

Lecture 2: Jenkins Slaves benefits and best practices

Lecture 3: Demo – Jenkins slave using SSH

Lecture 4: Demo: Jenkins slave using jnlp

Lecture 5: Blue Ocean

Lecture 6: Demo – Blue Ocean

Lecture 7: ssh-agent

Lecture 8: demo: ssh agent

Lecture 9: Security best practices

Lecture 10: Authentication and authorization

Lecture 11: Demo: authorizations

Lecture 12: Authentication Providers for Jenkins

Lecture 13: Demo: Onelogin Integration with Jenkins using SAML

Chapter 9: The end

Lecture 1: Congratulations on completing this course

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Edward Viaene
DevOps & Cloud Specialist

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