Implement CI/CD Automation with Jenkins, Docker & Kubernetes

EDUCBA uses a deployment case study to connect Jenkins with GitHub, Docker and Kubernetes. The first module establishes the project scope, lab environment and tool roles; the second develops the automation pipeline and deployment configuration. The course offers a contained project to compare when you already understand the basic tools and want to see their delivery responsibilities joined together.

What you will learn

• Connect Jenkins jobs with source control and container builds.
• Publish and deploy a containerized application through a pipeline.
• Explain validation and configuration within the delivery sequence.

Who this suits

Basic Linux, Git and software-development knowledge are required. Familiarity with Docker or CI/CD concepts is helpful, even though the provider lists a beginner level.

Before you enroll

Check the environment and account requirements before beginning the case study. An instructional deployment is a starting point for understanding; production use needs its own access, availability and rollback decisions.

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Put it into practice

Trace one application change through the case-study tools and record the artifact produced at each stage. Introduce a controlled failed build and verify that an unsuitable image does not reach the deployment step.

Source and review

This overview is based on the provider's published information, checked on 14 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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Supporting provider sources

• jenkins.io: supporting course information