Build DevOps CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins and Ansible

EDUCBA develops a CI/CD project from its architecture into a Jenkins and Tomcat pipeline, then adds deployment automation with Ansible. Maven also appears in the published outcomes. This is a tool-specific project route for learners who want to examine how build and deployment stages connect rather than begin with a broad DevOps survey.

What you will learn

• Design the stages of a CI/CD architecture.
• Connect Jenkins, Maven and Tomcat in a delivery workflow.
• Explain automated deployment with Ansible.

Who this suits

Beginner-level course requiring basic Linux, Git and software-development knowledge. Cloud or scripting familiarity is helpful.

Before you enroll

Check the current tool versions and exercise environment before enrolling. Use an isolated practice application, keep credentials out of repositories and compare the behavior of a failed deployment with a successful one.

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Put it into practice

Map a practice pipeline from a commit to a deployment. Define what should happen when the build fails and how a later stage can detect an incomplete artifact.

Source and review

This overview is based on the provider's published information, checked on 12 October 2026. It is an editorial assessment, not a claim that we completed the resource. Time filters are approximate study ranges; projects and exercises can take longer.

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