Top 8 Recommended Jenkins Self-Study Materials! [November 2024]

If you’ve heard of DevOps and seen the words: CI/CD, Pipelines and automation, then more than likely, the tool being used is Jenkins.

Where most courses go wrong is they teach you the tool in the web interface. Then as soon as you start the job, you’re presented with “Jenkinsfiles” as everything is done in code.

This course will show you how to do everything you need to do in Jenkins exclusively in the code format - why? Because that is what is used in Business!

Do I need programming experience?

No, you don’t. It’s easy to get started and no scripting experience required.

Sign up now and get started with learning the most popular CI/CD tool on the market!

Having spent hundreds of dollars on training and getting up to speed with Jenkins when I was a contractor for Deloitte, I found that I had wasted loads of time and resources on courses that didn’t prepare me for what I would need to do on the job.

They will teach you how to use the web interface...

REALITY CHECK: ALL THE PIPELINES ARE SCRIPTED IN Jenkinsfiles!

The web interface WAS NEVER used to set up the jobs, like I had been taught to do in the courses.

I remember when I was in your shoes, TIME WAS EVERYTHING! I had to have this skill “yesterday” so if I had even just an hour to study it was crucial! Now imagine having spent that limited and invaluable time on JUST the installation! Like many of these courses do.

This fueled me to create this course out of spite because I wanted to SAVE YOU the PAIN, TIME and MONEY that this mistake costme.

This led to the birth of this course to teach you Jenkins and how it’s used in industry so you’re ready to go, immediately after you finish watching it!

In this course, you’re going to learn about:

• Jenkins Pipelines: What they are and how they are used

• Parameterized jobs: Pass information between the different jobs. You’ll be using these all the time at work

• Integration with GitHub: Jenkins and GitHub go hand-in-hand which is why I’ll show you how to leverage both with this course

• Full breakdown of how to use Jenkinsfiles: From the ground up and for a complete beginner, by the end of the course you’ll know exactly how to create, use and update Jenkinsfiles

• Trains you to use Jenkins the RIGHT way! Get used to and familiarised with Jenkinsfiles and Declarative Pipelines so that you can hit the ground running at work

• Scripting your CI/CD solution You’ll be surprised how often you’ll be asked to do this in your DevOps role and you’ll know exactly what you need to do to implement it

• How to use functions in your Jenkins pipelines

• Take advantage of functions to save yourself time instead repeating big blocks of code

• Multistage Pipelines in Code These are one of the MOST POWERFUL FEATURES of Jenkins and now you’ll not only learn about them, you’ll know how to create them in code

• How to use Declarative Pipeline Language The bread and butter of Jenkinsfiles, learn it here and learn it now

Sounds like a lot to take in right? I remember having to learn this on the job thinking “Where do I start?!”.

I’ve gone through the PAIN so YOU DON’T HAVE TO!

The course has been expertly organised to maximise your learning efficiency!

Following the Warp 9 mantra of mastering everything you need to know to get hired tomorrow, TODAY!

In just over 2 hours from now you will go from googling: “what is Jenkins” to being on the same level as a DevOps pro!

All the fluff, filler, mistakes, corrections and unscripted blunders REMOVED!

Everything, from the filler “erms”, load times kept in and to the little details like the large gaps between sentences has been cut-down to streamline your learning experience and save you time!

Everything you need to master Jenkins, packaged where YOUR Time is The Most Important Factor!

I’ve shown this course to some of my former colleagues asking them what they thought...

They all loved it! Wished they had something this concise and quick to teach them when they were starting out!

Now to the question you’re asking yourself…

“Well that’s great, but how much does this cost?”

Normally considering the time, research, professional know-how from REAL EXPERIENCE, and effort put in, I’d have charged MORE! A lot of my former associates who know the value of an expertly crafted course would have happily signed up early.

But I know recent events have been challenging for us all, and I wanted to do my part in helping you become the engineer I know you can be!

1. Introduction
2. Introduction
3. Why This Course Is Different
4. Stay Up To Date
5. What Is CI/CD?
6. CI
7. CD
8. Setup
9. Reason For Docker
10. Docker For Mac
11. Docker For Windows
12. Docker For Windows Notes
13. Docker For Linux
14. Docker For Linux Notes
15. Editor Of Choice
16. Getting Jenkins Running
17. Links for VS Code and Plugins
18. How to Login
19. Code For The Course
20. Jenkins 101
21. Create New Jobs
22. Settings Explained
23. Up Next Pipelines
24. Challenge 1
25. Challenge 1 - Breakdown
26. Challenge 1 - Walkthrough
27. Pipelines
28. Introduction
29. Maven Setup
30. VS Code Setup
31. Jenkins Login
32. Pipeline Script
33. Build Triggers
34. Useful Links
35. Useful Links
36. Install Maven
37. Pipeline Statement
38. Agent
39. Stages
40. Clean Up Stage
41. Clone Repo Stage
42. Build Stage
43. DIR Explained
44. Using the Dir Step
45. Avoid Mistakes With This Plugin!
46. Test Stage
47. Stages Recap And Build
48. Build Success And Logs
49. Console Output
50. Replay
51. Quick Recap
52. Challenge 2
53. Challenge 2 - Breakdown
54. Challenge 2 - Walkthrough
55. GitHub Jenkins
56. Before You Begin
57. Setup Phase
58. Polling SCM
59. MultiBranch Pipelines
60. Branches Explained
61. Setting Up the MultiBranch Pipeline
62. Amazing Time Saving Trick
63. Parameterized Pipelines
64. What they are
65. Demonstration
66. Boolean Parameter
67. String Parameter
68. Check Which Parameters Were Used
69. Dropdown Selection Parameters
70. Recap
71. Challenge 3
72. Challenge 3 - Breakdown
73. Challenge 3 - Walkthrough
74. Variables
75. Introduction to Variables
76. Defining Variables
77. Using Variables
78. Jenkins Specific Environment Variables
79. Advanced Jenkins
80. Groovy
81. Build Health
82. Troubleshooting
83. Credentials
84. Jenkinsfile Name
85. Multiple Jenkinsfiles
86. Multiple Jenkinsfiles Demo
87. Debugging Trick
88. If Statements
89. Functions
90. Variable Scope
91. Multiple Lines In Bash Shell
92. Job From A Job
93. Pass Parameters Between Jobs
94. Plugins
95. Clean Up
96. Delete Forked Repo
97. Stop Docker
98. Delete Volumes
99. At the end...
100. Final Video

This course is neither endorsed by, nor in partnership, nor affiliated with the Jenkins project.

The Jenkins logo is used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. (https://creativecommons .org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en). Find more about the Jenkins project at https://jenkins .io/

Embark on a transformative journey with this comprehensive Jenkins course for beginners, meticulously crafted to empower developers and IT professionals with the tools and knowledge to master Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Deployment (CD), and DevOps practices. This course is a beacon for those aspiring to streamline software development and deployment processes, ensuring faster, more reliable releases.

Course Highlights

• Foundational Knowledge: Delve into the essentials of Jenkins, understanding its architecture, installation process, and the creation of your first pipeline. Grasp the fundamentals of build artifacts, pipeline stages, and environment variables, laying a solid foundation for more advanced topics.

• Hands-On Experience: Engage in practical exercises right from the start, setting up your first Jenkins job, troubleshooting pipelines, and learning how to manage builds and artifacts effectively.

• Continuous Integration Mastery: Gain proficiency in CI by learning how to set up build triggers, integrate with GitHub, and utilize Docker for build environments. Master the art of running tests, publishing reports, and ensuring code quality with real-world assignments.

• Advanced Continuous Deployment: Elevate your skills with advanced CD techniques, including manual and automated deployments to production and staging environments. Learn to manage secrets, use credentials in pipelines, and improve pipeline performance for a seamless deployment process.

• Deployment with AWS: Discover the nuances of deploying applications to AWS, from using S3 for storage to deploying dockerized applications with AWS Elastic Beanstalk. Learn to manage AWS credentials securely within Jenkins and optimize your deployment strategy.

• Troubleshooting and Optimization: Equip yourself with troubleshooting techniques for common Jenkins issues and learn how to optimize pipeline performance using caching, proper Docker images, and pipeline restructuring.

What You Will Learn

• Jenkins setup, configuration, and job management

• Building and testing software projects automatically with Jenkins

• Implementing Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) workflows

• Integrating Jenkins with version control systems like GitHub

• Deploying applications to cloud services such as AWS

• Managing build artifacts, environment variables, and secrets securely

• Optimizing Jenkins pipelines for speed and efficiency

• Troubleshooting common Jenkins issues and understanding Jenkins logs

  
  

Join me to unlock the full potential of Jenkins and transform your software development and deployment processes for better, faster, and more reliable releases.

1. Introduction
2. Introduction
3. What is Jenkins?
4. Jenkins installation
5. Jenkins installation troubleshooting
6. Your first Jenkins job
7. A bit of Jenkins history
8. Jenkins architecture
9. First steps in Jenkins - Quiz
10. Your first Jenkins pipeline
11. Jenkins workspace
12. Storing build artifacts in Jenkins
13. Help, my pipeline is not working
14. What is a shell?
15. Manually interrupting the pipeline execution (2)
16. Combining multiple shell steps (sh) into one
17. Pipeline stages
18. Why do pipelines fail? Exit codes explained
19. Testing build artifacts
20. Defining environment variables
21. What is DevOps?
22. Conclusion
23. Implementing Continuous Integration (CI) with Jenkins
24. Introduction to CI
25. Creating a GitHub account
26. Website project overview
27. Using Docker as a build environment
28. Troubleshooting Jenkins while using Docker in Jenkinsfile
29. Troubleshooting Jenkins while using Docker in Jenkinsfile
30. Workspace synchronisation
31. Using a Git repository in Jenkins
32. Building the project
33. Revisiting the Jenkins architecture
34. Assignment - Running tests
35. Assignment - Add test stage to the pipeline
36. Assignment - Running tests - Solution
37. Publishing a JUnit test report
38. Using comments in Jenkinsfile
39. Running E2E tests with ​​Playwright (End-to-End tests)
40. Publishing an HTML report
41. Running stages in parallel
42. Jenkins Blue Ocean plugin
43. How to structure a pipeline?
44. How to update Jenkins and its plugins
45. Conclusion
46. Implementing Continuous Deployment (CD) with Jenkins
47. Section Overview
48. Manual deployment
49. Installing CLI tools
50. Storing project configuration in environment variables
51. Managing secrets in Jenkins
52. Using credentials in the pipeline
53. Deploying to production
54. Deploying an application from Jenkins - Quiz
55. Build triggers - Build periodically (Scheduled builds)
56. Build triggers - SCM Polling
57. Post-deployment tests
58. Deployment Strategies: Why use a staging environment?
59. Deploying to the staging environment
60. Manual approval step before deploying to production
61. Quiz: Production and non-production environments
62. Assignment: Add a manual approval step
63. Assignment - Manual deployment approval
64. Assignment: Add a manual approval step - Solution
65. Parsing response data
66. Passing dynamic data between stages
67. Post-deployment tests on staging
68. Combining pipeline stages
69. Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment
70. Setting a build version
71. Quiz: Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment
72. Coffee break
73. Introduction to Docker for DevOps
74. Section Overview
75. Introduction to Docker
76. Choosing a Docker image (Node.js, Python, Java, PHP)
77. Microsoft Artifact Registry (.NET framework runtime)
78. Building a Docker image
79. Using a custom Docker image in the pipeline
80. Assignment - Building and using a custom Docker image
81. Assignment Instructions - Building and using a custom Docker image
82. Assignment - Solution
83. Running a nightly Docker image build job
84. Installing Linux packages in Docker containers
85. Dockerfile: Add Linux packages
86. Coffee break
87. Continuous Deployment to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
88. Introduction to cloud computing
89. A quick introduction to AWS
90. Amazon S3 (File storage)
91. AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI)
92. AWS CLI v1 vs v2
93. Managing AWS services with AWS CLI
94. Identity management with AWS IAM
95. Managing AWS credentials in Jenkins
96. Uploading a file to S3
97. Hosting a website on S3
98. Syncing files to S3 using AWS CLI
99. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
100. Conclusion
101. Continuous Deployment to Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) using Docker
102. Section introduction
103. Introduction to Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)
104. ECS Infrastructure (launch modes)
105. Creating a cluster in ECS
106. Creating a task definition
107. Using ECS Services to run and maintain Task Definitions
108. Updating the task definition using AWS CLI
109. Updating the service using AWS CLI
110. Passing data between AWS CLI commands
111. AWS CLI wait command
112. What is needed to deploy an application to ECS
113. Creating the Dockerfile
114. Building the Docker image
115. Building a custom AWS CLI Docker image
116. Tagging the Docker image
117. Amazon ECR - Docker container registry
118. Referencing an ECR Docker image in the task definition
119. Linux sed command for text substitution
120. Section summary & conclusion
121. Final thoughts on CI/CD with Jenkins & Conclusion
122. Terminating cloud services
123. The past and future of Jenkins
124. Bonus lecture

If you know various DevOps tools like git, Jenkins, Maven, Ansible, Docker, and Kubernetes and are not sure how collaboratively does it work? Or would you like to set up a complete ci/cd pipeline using various DevOps tools? or are you someone who wishes to know what the logical workflow of a DevOps project is? Then this course is for you. Welcome to the Simple DevOps Project. My name is AR Shankar, and I will be the instructor for this course.

In this course, I have created a complete CI/CD pipeline to run a java application. In this learning journey, you have introduced tools like Github, Jenkins, maven, docker, ansible, and Kubernetes and learned how to integrate these tools to run a project in the real world. I am very much confident that you can able to set up a CI/CD pipeline on your own by the end of this program.

I have over 10+ years of DevOps experience and a deep understanding of this domain. So, I will be teaching you in detail with the step-by-step demonstration.

Who is this course for?

• Anyone who wants to build CI/CD pipeline tools on Various DevOps tools

• Anyone who wants to Enhance their skills in the DevOps domain

1. Introduction
2. Introduction
3. What do we cover
4. What is CI and CD
5. Resources to setup DevOps CI/CD pipeline
6. DevOps project source code
7. Quick tips to learn fast
8. Resources
9. CI/CD pipeline using Git, Jenkins and Maven
10. Section introduction
11. Update about new Amazon Linux Version
12. Setup Jenkins server
13. Run 1st Jenkins job
14. Integrate Git with Jenkins
15. Run Jenkins job to pull code from GitHub
16. Integrate Maven with Jenkins
17. Build a java project using Jenkins
18. Build is failing
19. Integrating Tomcat server in CI/CD pipeline
20. Section Introduction
21. Setup a Tomcat server
22. Integrate Tomcat with Jenkins
23. Deploy artifacts on a Tomcat server
24. Automate build and deploy using Poll SCM
25. Integrating Docker in CI/CD Pipeline
26. Setup Docker environment
27. Create a Tomcat container
28. Fixing Tomcat container issue
29. Create a first Docker file
30. Create a customized Dockerfile for Tomcat
31. Integrate Docker with Jenkins
32. Jenkins job to build and copy artifacts on to dockerhost
33. Update Tomcat dockerfile to automate deployment process
34. Automate build and deployment on Docker container
35. Jenkins job to automate CI/CD to deploy application on docker container
36. Integrating Ansible in CI/CD pipeline
37. Section Introduction - Why do we need ansible
38. Ansible installation
39. Integrate Docker with Ansible
40. Integrate Ansible with Jenkins
41. Build an image and create container on Ansible
42. Ansible playbook to create image and container
43. Copy image on to dockerhub
44. Jenkins job to build an image onto ansible
45. How to create container on dockerhost using ansible playbook - DevOps Project
46. Continuous deployment of docker container using ansible playbook
47. Jenkins CI/CD to deploy on container using Ansible
48. Kubernetes on AWS
49. Section introduction - Why Kubernetes
50. Kubernetes installation methods
51. EKS installation procedure
52. Setup bootstrap server for eksctl
53. Setup Kubernetes using eksctl
54. Run Kubernetes basic commands
55. Create 1st manifest file
56. Create a service manifest file
57. Using labels and selector
58. Integrating Kubernetes in CI/CD pipeline
59. Write a deployment file
60. Use deployment and service files to create and access pod
61. Integrate Kubernetes bootstrap server with Ansible
62. Create ansible playbooks for deploy and service files
63. Create Jenkins deployment job for Kubernetes
64. CI Job to create Image for Kubernetes
65. Enable rolling update to create pod from latest docker image
66. Complete CI and CD job to build and deploy code on Kubernetes
67. Clean up Kubernetes setup
68. Bonus Section
69. Bonus Lecture
70. Resources
71. How to install Gitbash
72. How to create GitHub account
73. How to setup AWS account

"Jenkins Masterclass: Advanced CI/CD Automation & DevOps Practices"

Embark on a journey to become a Jenkins expert and unlock the full potential of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) automation in your software development projects. In this comprehensive masterclass, you'll delve deep into Jenkins, covering advanced concepts, real-world projects, and hands-on exercises that will elevate your skills to new heights.

With over 25+ Jenkinsfiles and 3 diverse projects, this course provides a wealth of practical experience. You'll learn how to craft powerful Jenkinsfiles leveraging Git integration, advanced functions, conditions and loops to orchestrate CI/CD pipelines with precision and efficiency.

But that's just the beginning! We'll explore integration with essential DevOps tools and platforms such as SonarQube for code quality analysis, AWS for cloud deployment, Kubernetes for container orchestration, and Docker for containerization. Through real-world examples and projects, you'll gain practical experience deploying applications to AWS and Kubernetes clusters, all managed seamlessly through Jenkins.

Furthermore, you'll master critical administrative tasks including taking Jenkins backups, upgrading Jenkins to the latest version, and harnessing the full potential of Jenkins plugins for enhanced functionality. We'll delve into the necessity and requirements for Jenkins in modern software development environments, highlighting the myriad benefits of automation and CI/CD pipelines in accelerating software delivery.

But that's not all! This course also covers advanced topics such as shared libraries, using Jenkins within Docker containers, and adding Jenkins agents to scale your automation infrastructure. You'll gain real-time permission access knowledge, with blend of post actions, email Notifications and insights into managing freestyle jobs, empowering you to design and execute sophisticated automation workflows with ease.

By the end of this masterclass, you'll be equipped with the expertise and confidence to implement advanced automation and CI/CD practices using Jenkins, enabling you to streamline your software development processes and deliver high-quality applications with speed and precision. Join us on this transformative journey to becoming a Jenkins master!

1. Course Overview
2. Course Introduction
3. Content
4. Connect With Me!!
5. Jenkins Journey
6. Capstone Projects
7. Industry Ready Project
8. Jenkins Journey
9. Office Scenario
10. Jenkins Overview
11. Jenkins CI/CD
12. Relation of Jenkins with Automation
13. Need, Benefits and Alternatives of Jenkins
14. Installation
15. Ways to use Jenkins Server
16. Installation on AWS
17. Installation on MacOS
18. Installation on Docker
19. Jenkins UI tour and Plugins
20. Jenkins UI console
21. Jenkins Plugins and installation
22. Jenkins Plugins Updation
23. Alternative to Plugins
24. Understanding HOME_DIRECTORY
25. Jenkins Credentials and Usage
26. Jenkins Freestyle Job with Project and GitHub Webhook
27. Types of Jobs
28. Freestyle Job Introduction
29. Freestyle Job - Script to check eligibility to vote
30. Git and Maven Refresher with Jenkins
31. Freestyle Job - Build Java Project using Maven
32. GitHub WebHook Theory
33. GitHub WebHook Practical
34. PROJECT on Freestyle Job
35. Working with Jenkinsfile
36. Pipeline Job and its types
37. Declarative Jenkinsfile and its components
38. Jenkinsfile Basic - Hello World Stages
39. Jenkinsfile with Options
40. Jenkinsfile with Checkout stage
41. Jenkinsfile using Tools
42. Jenkinsfile using Environment Variables
43. Jenkinsfile with Parameters
44. Jenkinsfile for Upstream and Downstream Job
45. Jenkinsfile with Post Actions
46. Jenkinsfile with Built-In Variables
47. Jenkinsfile with Script
48. Jenkinsfile using external Script file
49. Jenkinsfile with Loops
50. Jenkinsfile with loops using scripts
51. Jenkinsfile with conditions
52. Jenkins with Docker, Agents, Email
53. Jenkinfile using Functions
54. Docker Refresher
55. Jenkinsfile with Docker
56. Jenkinsfile using credentials for DockerHub
57. PROJECT- Docker Deployment
58. What are Agents ?
59. Adding agent in Jenkins
60. Jenkinsfile with Agents
61. Post Action - Email Notification
62. Jenkinsfile with Email Notification
63. Jenkins with AWS, Kubernetes, Shared library
64. Integration Journey
65. Multibranch Job
66. Multibranch Practical with Jenkinsfile
67. Jenkinsfile with AWS
68. Jenkinsfile with ECR
69. Jenkinsfile working with AWS services - Theory
70. Jenkisfile with AWS service - Hands On
71. Kubernetes Refresher
72. Jenkinsfile with Kubernetes
73. PROJECT - Kubernetes Deployment Theory
74. PROJECT - Kubernetes Deployment
75. Shared Library Introduction
76. Jenkinsfile with Shared Library
77. Jenkinsfile with Shared Library and variables
78. Integration with SonarQube, Nexus Repository
79. What is SonarQube ?
80. Set-Up of Sonarqube server
81. Jenkinsfile with SonarQube
82. What is Nexus Repository ?
83. Set-Up of Nexus Repository Server
84. Nexus Working with Freestyle
85. Jenkinsfile with Nexus
86. Jenkins Crucial Aspects - Upgrade, Permission, Backup
87. Permission Theory
88. Project based Permission Strategy
89. Role based Permission Strategy
90. Jenkins Backup Strategies
91. ThinBackup Usage
92. Jenkins Upgrade Theory
93. Jenkins Upgrade Practical
94. Jenkins CLI
95. Blue Ocean
96. Folder in Jenkins
97. Restart Jenkins from stage
98. Disable, Enable and Delete jobs
99. Input during Run-Time
100. Interview Prep - Foundational
101. Foundational Questions
102. Troubleshooting in Jenkins
103. Changing Port Number
104. Forgot jenkins password
105. How to get Jenkins logs
106. Jenkins timestamps
107. Jenkins Job timeout issue
108. Scheduling a Job
109. Infrastructure with Jenkins
110. Terraform Refresher with Jenkins
111. Terraform Setup
112. Jenkinsfile on terraform basic
113. Jenkinsfile using terraform variables
114. Jenskinsfile making use terraform modules
115. Ansible Refresher with Jenkins
116. Jenkinsfile with Ansible basics
117. Jenkinsfile with ansible ad-hoc command
118. Jenkinsfile with ansible playbook
119. Interview Preparation - Advance
120. Advance
121. Industry Project
122. Business Ideology for Project
123. Tools and Architecture
124. Usage and Setup details
125. Phase-1: Infrastructure setup
126. Phase-2: Dependency Setup
127. Phase-3: Deployment Setup
128. Real Time scenario - Part 1
129. Real Time scenario - Part 2
130. Real Time scenario - Part 3
131. Real Time scenario - Part 4
132. Real Time scenario - Part 5
133. Real Time scenario - Part 6
134. Completion
135. Advance: Jenkins on Docker - With Project
136. Understanding Jenkins on Docker
137. Deploying NodeJS App Locally
138. Setting Up Infrastructure
139. Checkout Stage
140. Build Stage
141. Dockerfile for NodeJS Application
142. Building Docker Image
143. Permission Troubleshooting for Docker
144. Pushing Image to DockerHub
145. Integration with AWS
146. Kubernetes Manifest File Creation
147. Integration with Kubernetes
148. Project - End to End Deployment on EKS
149. Project Summary

Are you ready to take your DevOps skills to the next level and streamline your software development and deployment processes? Look no further! Welcome to "Mastering Jenkins" the ultimate Udemy course designed to transform you into a Jenkins expert.

Why Learn Jenkins?

In the fast-paced world of software development, automation is the key to success. Jenkins, an open-source automation server, has become the go-to choice for DevOps professionals worldwide. With Jenkins, you can automate your build, test, and deployment pipelines, ensuring the delivery of high-quality software faster and more efficiently.

What Will You Learn?

This comprehensive Jenkins course will empower you with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to:

1. Setup and Installation: Master Jenkins from the ground up, starting with installation and configuration on various platforms, including Windows, Linux, and macOS.

2. Pipeline Fundamentals: Create and manage pipelines using the Jenkins DSL and declarative pipelines, enabling you to define your entire software delivery process as code.

3. Integration and Plugins: Discover how to integrate Jenkins with popular tools and technologies, and harness the power of an extensive library of plugins to customize your workflows.

4. Source Control Integration: Seamlessly integrate Jenkins with Git, SVN, and other version control systems to automate the building and testing of your codebase.

5. Testing and Quality Assurance: Implement automated testing strategies, including unit testing, integration testing, and code quality checks to ensure code reliability.

6. Continuous Deployment: Learn how to automate the deployment of your applications to various environments, including development, staging, and production.

7. Scaling and High Availability: Explore advanced topics like distributed builds, load balancing, and disaster recovery to ensure Jenkins is robust and scalable for your organization's needs.

8. Monitoring and Reporting: Implement monitoring and reporting solutions to keep a watchful eye on your Jenkins pipelines and gain insights into your DevOps processes.

9. Best Practices: Follow industry best practices for Jenkins configuration, security, and optimization to create a reliable and secure automation system.
   

Why Choose This Course?

• Hands-On Projects: Put your skills into action with real-world projects and practical exercises designed to reinforce your learning.

• Experienced Instructor: Learn from a seasoned DevOps professional who has years of experience in the field and a passion for teaching.

• Certification: Receive a certificate of completion to showcase your Jenkins mastery to potential employers.

• Lifetime Access: Enjoy lifetime access to the course material, including updates and new content as Jenkins evolves.
  

Is This Course for You?

Whether you're a beginner looking to jumpstart your DevOps career or an experienced professional seeking to enhance your automation skills, "Mastering Jenkins" is your pathway to success. Enroll now and unlock the full potential of Jenkins for continuous integration and deployment.

Don't miss this opportunity to become a Jenkins expert and supercharge your software development workflow. Enroll today and start your journey toward mastering Jenkins!

1. Getting Started with Jenkins
2. Jenkins Course Introduction
3. Course Code Base & Discussion Forum Links
4. Setting Up Jenkins Learning Environment
5. What is Jenkins and Why Jenkins
6. Should I Use LTS or Weekly Jenkins Release
7. Understanding HighLevel Installation Route
8. Prepare Jenkins Execution Environment
9. $200 Digital Ocean Referral Link
10. Installing OpenJDK for Jenkins Installation
11. Install and SetUp Jenkins
12. SetUp Wizard : Create Admin User and Install Jenkins Plugins
13. Jenkins Master-Slave Architecture
14. Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery
15. What you should know about Jenkins
16. What is Job | Create & Execute
17. Explore Job Configuration
18. Execute Script from Jenkins
19. More Learning : Google Cloud Architect Course
20. Add Parameter in Jenkins Job
21. Logical Input in Jenkins Job
22. Building Application with Freestyle Jobs
23. Anatomy of the Build
24. Build Application Manually : Get the Application on Jenkins Machine
25. Build Application Manually : Install Maven And Package Application
26. Porting Manual Expertise to Automation
27. Test if Jenkins can Clone the Repository
28. Build Application with Jenkins
29. Fix : Build Application with Jenkins
30. Capture Build Artifacts
31. Configure Job to Capture the Test Results
32. View Test Result Trends
33. Abort Long Running Builds in Jenkins
34. Visualizing Common Build Triggers
35. Configure Jenkins Job to Trigger by Poll SCM
36. My Motivation Factor
37. Schedule Build Trigger in Jenkins
38. Jenkins and It's Plugin Model
39. Introducing Jenkins Plugin Model
40. Demo : Running Jenkins with No PlugIns
41. Installing and Using Plugins
42. Demo - Standard Jenkins Build with Manual PlugIns I
43. Demo - Standard Jenkins Build with Manual PlugIns II
44. Demo - Publish and Notify
45. Using and Managing PlugIns
46. Demo - Jenkins Build with Offline PlugIn SetUp
47. Demo - Self Contained Jenkins Build I
48. Demo - Self Contained Jenkins Build II
49. Demo - Self Contained Jenkins Build III
50. Writing Custom Plugins
51. Plugin Builder's Toolkit
52. Demo : Create Jenkins Plugin Skeleton
53. Demo : Create a Sample Build Step Jenkins Plugin
54. Jenkins Pipelines and Jenkins Files
55. Why Jenkins Pipelines
56. Understanding Pipeline Structure
57. Demo: Creating and Running Sample Pipeline
58. Demo: Modelling Workflows in Pipeline
59. Demo: Modelling Workflows in Pipeline - Manually Approve Build Stages
60. Demo: Modelling Workflows in Pipeline - Run Multiple Stages in Parallel
61. Doing work with Pipeline Steps
62. Building Re-Usable Pipelines
63. Demo : Refactor Jenkins Pipeline
64. Demo : Refactor Jenkins Pipeline - Manage Build Version Dynamically
65. Demo : Refactor Jenkins Pipeline - Manage Release vs INT Builds and Artifacts
66. Demo : Refactor Jenkins Pipeline - Simplify Pipeline Functions
67. Demo : Writing Shared Libraries for Pipeline
68. Demo : Manage Shared Libs
69. Modern Way to Build Pipeline
70. Demo: Using Docker in Jenkins Pipeline
71. Distributed Builds in Jenkins
72. Distributed Builds Concept
73. Create and Configure Jenkins Slave
74. Text Direction : Create and Configure Jenkins Slave
75. Label Nodes & Concurrent Builds
76. Running Jenkins with Docker Containers
77. Demo : Build Jenkins Docker Agents
78. Demo : Build Jenkins Docker Agents II
79. Demo : Build Jenkins Docker Agents II - Commands
80. Demo : Configure Multiple Docker Agent in Single Docker Agent Cloud
81. Jenkins Security Aspects
82. Enable/Disable Login Jenkins
83. Allow User to Sign-Up Jenkins
84. Install Powerful Security Plugin
85. How to Create Users in Jenkins
86. Create & Assign Roles to Users
87. More on Jenkins
88. About Global Env Variable in Jenkins
89. Create Custom Environment Variables
90. Project Build Tool : MAVEN (Optional)
91. Maven Introduction
92. Configure Maven on Windows Machine
93. Configure Maven on Windows Machine : Text Direction
94. Project Code Location
95. Configure Maven on Mac Machine
96. Generate First Maven Project From Maven CLI
97. Maven Build Life Cycle
98. POM.xml File in Maven Project