Jenkins Course

Jenkins Course

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Jenkins

Jenkins Course

Our Jenkins course is designed to take you from a beginner to a proficient Jenkins user. Whether you're a developer looking to improve your CI/CD skills, a DevOps engineer wanting to automate your build and deployment processes, or an IT professional aiming to enhance your toolset, this course provides a solid foundation in Jenkins.

During the course, you will learn to:
  • Set up and configure Jenkins
  • Create and manage Jenkins jobs and pipelines
  • Integrate Jenkins with various tools and services
  • Implement best practices for CI/CD
  • Optimize and secure your Jenkins environment
Career in Software Testing \ Automation Development with Jenkins Course

The field of software testing alongside automation development is a highly demanded area in the high-tech industry today. Studies have shown that the demand for skilled workers in this field is high and is expected to remain so in the future. Due to competition in the global market, there is a significant need to produce quality products quickly and efficiently. This is exactly where the development of automation tools comes in, streamlining processes in a way that has never been seen before.

The Jenkins course will be suitable for automation professionals, and equally suitable for programmers and developers. Therefore, this automation tool is also part of our beginner and advanced DevOps course program, in which we will learn about more automated tools for software testing as well as manual tools.

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Why Learn Jenkins

  • Automation Power: Jenkins automates repetitive tasks in the software development process, saving time and reducing errors.
  • Industry Standard: Jenkins is widely used in the tech industry for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD).
  • Career Advancement: Jenkins skills are in high demand, opening up opportunities in DevOps, software development, and IT operations.
  • Flexibility: Jenkins supports numerous plugins, allowing integration with almost any tool in your tech stack.
  • Open Source: Being open-source, Jenkins has a large community for support and is constantly evolving with new features.
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What You Learn in Our Jenkins course

  • Jenkins Fundamentals
    • Understanding CI/CD concepts
    • Installing and configuring Jenkins
    • Jenkins architecture and components
  • Building Jobs in Jenkins
    • Creating and configuring freestyle projects
    • Understanding build triggers and schedulers
    • Managing build environments
  • Jenkins Pipelines
    • Introduction to Pipeline as Code
    • Creating Declarative and Scripted pipelines
    • Multi-branch pipelines
  • Source Control Management (SCM) Integration
    • Integrating Jenkins with Git, GitHub, and GitLab
    • Implementing webhook triggers
    • Pull request builders
  • Testing and Reporting
    • Integrating testing frameworks (JUnit, Selenium, etc.)
    • Generating and publishing test reports
    • Code quality checks with SonarQube
  • Deployment and Continuous Delivery
    • Implementing deployment pipelines
    • Blue-Green and Canary deployment strategies
    • Integrating with containerization tools (Docker, Kubernetes)
  • Jenkins Administration
    • User management and security
    • Backup and restoration
    • Performance tuning and optimization
  • Advanced Jenkins Topics
    • Shared libraries
    • Distributed builds with Jenkins agents
    • Jenkins Configuration as Code (JCasC)
  • Real-World Projects
    • Setting up a complete CI/CD pipeline for a web application
    • Implementing infrastructure as code with Jenkins
    • Creating a multi-environment deployment strategy

By the end of this course, you'll have a robust understanding of Jenkins and the confidence to implement and manage CI/CD pipelines in various professional settings.

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Who Should Attend

  • Programmers or engineers who develop software and are interested in simplifying complex parts of the process.
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Prerequisites

  • Experience working in a software development environment

Skills & Techniques

  • CI/CD Pipeline Creation: Design and implement end-to-end continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines.
  • Jenkins Configuration: Set up and manage Jenkins servers, including security settings and user management.
  • Job Management: Create, configure, and maintain various types of Jenkins jobs (Freestyle, Pipeline, Multibranch Pipeline).
  • Groovy Scripting: Write and understand Groovy-based pipeline scripts for advanced Jenkins configurations.
  • Version Control Integration: Integrate Jenkins with version control systems like Git, SVN, and Mercurial.
  • Automated Testing: Implement automated unit, integration, and functional tests within CI/CD pipelines.
  • Artifact Management: Manage and deploy build artifacts to repositories like Nexus or Artifactory.
  • Environment Deployment: Automate deployment processes across different environments (dev, staging, production).
  • Plugin Utilization: Leverage and configure Jenkins plugins to extend functionality and integrate with other tools.
  • Distributed Builds: Set up and manage Jenkins agents for distributed build environments.

Course Structure

Ch. 1

Introduction to Jenkins

Ch. 2

Using Jenkins for Unit testing

Ch. 3

Using Jenkins for Automated testing

Ch. 4

Jenkins Reporting and Code Analysis

Ch. 5

Jenkins Distributed Builds

Head of the department
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Meet your instructor

Dmitri Danilov

Head of QA and DevOps Departments

Holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Network manager, and C++ developer. UI/UX user interface developer for Android applications. Has a vast experience working with Jenkins, Git, Docker, K8S, Ansible, and as a Linux admin.

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FAQs

Do I need prior programming experience to take the Jenkins course?

While prior programming experience is beneficial, it's not strictly necessary. Our course is designed to accommodate beginners in automation and DevOps. However, basic familiarity with software development concepts and comfort with command-line interfaces will be helpful. We cover the fundamentals needed to get started with Jenkins, but having some background in a programming language (like Java, Python, or JavaScript) can help you progress faster.

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How will this Jenkins course help my career in software testing or automation development?

This course will significantly enhance your career prospects in software testing and automation development. Jenkins is a crucial tool in modern CI/CD pipelines, which are essential in today's fast-paced software development environment. By mastering Jenkins, you'll be able to automate testing processes, streamline deployments, and contribute to creating more efficient and reliable software delivery pipelines. These skills are in high demand across the tech industry, potentially opening doors to roles in QA automation, DevOps, and software development.

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Is this course part of a larger DevOps curriculum, and can I continue my studies after completing it?

Yes, this Jenkins course is part of our broader DevOps curriculum. While it's a standalone course that provides comprehensive knowledge about Jenkins, it also serves as a foundation for more advanced DevOps studies. After completing this course, you can continue your learning journey with our advanced DevOps courses, where you'll explore other automated and manual tools for software testing and deployment. This structured learning path can help you build a well-rounded skill set highly valued in the DevOps and automation fields.

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