Building a Modern CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins

Chris Blackden concentrates on writing Jenkins Pipeline code for repeatable delivery. Scripted syntax leads into build and test steps, container-related checks, deployment conditions and shared libraries. The short intermediate course is useful for someone who already understands Jenkins and wants to make an automation sequence easier to control and reuse.

What you will learn

• Write and inspect scripted Jenkins Pipeline logic.
• Control later stages through conditions and flow.
• Identify shared-library opportunities across pipelines.

Who this suits

The provider lists an intermediate level. Familiarity with Jenkins, source control and the application’s build commands will help you follow the pipeline examples.

Before you enroll

The course was last updated in December 2023 and lists a runtime of one hour and forty-three minutes. Verify current versions of containers, scanners and plugins used by the demonstrations before reproducing them.

Pluralsight provides this course through eligible paid plans and advertises a trial. Check the current library, trial restrictions and renewal terms; temporary trial access is different from an ongoing free course.

Put it into practice

Refactor a small sample pipeline so two jobs share one clearly bounded operation. Test a failure in that operation and explain how the calling jobs report it without hiding the original cause.

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