Learn DevOps: CI/CD with Jenkins using Pipelines and Docker

Edward Viaene introduces Jenkins as part of a software-development lifecycle and uses Docker to make its installation concrete. Jobs DSL and pipelines provide configuration approaches, while plugins connect the server with other development tools. Authentication and authorization are included alongside automation, helping learners consider who can configure and run their delivery jobs.

What you will learn

• Install and configure a Jenkins environment using Docker.
• Compare Jobs DSL with pipeline-based automation.
• Explain the purpose of Jenkins authentication and authorization.

Who this suits

General software-development understanding is required. You also need a computer or cloud instance on which you can install Jenkins.

Before you enroll

The course was last updated in September 2024. Compare recorded plugin, Docker and Jenkins versions with current documentation before using an example, and avoid exposing a practice server to unnecessary access.

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Put it into practice

Create a local Jenkins job for a small repository and document its configuration. Identify who can view, change and execute it, then test a controlled failure without changing a production build system.

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