Jenkins: Beginner To Pro, Learn CI/CD Pipelines & Automation

Warp 9 Training concentrates on expressing Jenkins automation in code. Jenkinsfiles, declarative stages, parameters and reusable functions form the center of the published outline. The compact course suits someone who wants to understand how a pipeline is structured and changed rather than rely only on a series of manually configured jobs in the web interface.

What you will learn

• Read and organize a Jenkinsfile.
• Use declarative stages and parameterized jobs.
• Identify opportunities to reuse pipeline logic.

Who this suits

The provider lists a computer and internet connection as requirements. Basic command-line and software-build familiarity will still help you understand the commands a job runs.

Before you enroll

The runtime is a little over two hours, so plan additional time for setup and experimentation. Check that the plugins, syntax and runner configuration in a lesson match your current Jenkins installation.

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Put it into practice

Move a small sequence of manual build commands into a version-controlled Jenkinsfile. Add a parameter with an explicit allowed purpose and compare the resulting logs for two valid runs.

Source and review

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Supporting provider sources

• jenkins.io: supporting course information