CI/CD with Jenkins and Docker

Gourav J. Shah develops Jenkins automation around a Java application and a container-based environment. Docker Compose setup leads into declarative Jenkinsfiles, multibranch jobs, pull-request workflows and per-stage Docker agents. Branching models provide context for deciding when a check should run and how its result should inform a code review.

What you will learn

• Write declarative pipeline stages for a Java build.
• Connect branches and pull requests with Jenkins jobs.
• Use container-based agents for individual stages.

Who this suits

Basic development and deployment knowledge, Git familiarity and Linux commands are required. Some programming exposure is expected; advanced language expertise is unnecessary.

Before you enroll

The outline includes Blue Ocean examples. Check the current status and support of interface plugins before relying on them, while keeping the underlying Jenkinsfile understandable outside a particular visual editor.

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Put it into practice

Create a multibranch job for an isolated repository and compare a feature branch with its pull request. Explain which checks should be shared and which credentials each execution actually needs.

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