Getting Started with Jenkins

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Wes Higbee

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:45

2. Setting Up a Jenkins Learning Environment

01. Jenkins V2 Is a Marked Improvement over V1.mp4

02:19

02. Should I Use the LTS or Weekly Jenkins Release-.mp4

05:36

03. Understanding High Level Installation Routes and Downloading jenkins.war.mp4

01:40

04. Installing AdoptOpenJDK.mp4

02:48

05. java -jar jenkins.war - Then Unlock the Protected Setup Wizard with the InitialAdminPassword.mp4

01:40

06. Setup Wizard - Installing Plugins.mp4

01:10

07. Setup Wizard - Creating the First Admin User.mp4

00:53

08. Setup Wizard - What Is the Jenkins URL-.mp4

01:10

09. Manage Jenkins- Changing Configuration after Setup - for Example, Creating a User.mp4

04:51

10. Spelunking JENKINS HOME- How to Reset Your Jenkins Install and Back It Up.mp4

02:49

11. Docker Rocks for Learning Jenkins Thanks to the Official jenkins-jenkins Images - Setup is Effortless.mp4

03:10

12. Using docker-compose up to Spin up Jenkins and a MailHog Test Email Server!.mp4

02:39

13. Clean up and Recreation Is a Breeze with docker-compose.mp4

03:22

3. Building Applications with Freestyle Jobs

01. Anatomy of the Build.mp4

02:15

02. Tip - First Make Sure Your Application Build Process Works Outside of Jenkins.mp4

02:30

03. Manually Building with Maven and Then Running the Sample App.mp4

06:35

04. Porting Manual Expertise to Automated.mp4

00:56

05. Creating a First Freestyle Project (aka Job) and Configuring It to Clone Our Git Repo.mp4

03:02

06. Testing if Jenkins Can Clone the Git Repo.mp4

02:31

07. Fixing the Default Branch Specifier to Use Main Not the Default of Master.mp4

01:53

08. Configuring a Shell Build Step to Run the Maven Wrapper to Compile Our App.mp4

02:23

09. The Workspace Is Where Jenkins Performs Disk Based Build Operations.mp4

05:02

10. Never Forget the Console Output Is Your Troubleshooting Best Friend.mp4

00:35

11. Packaging Our App While Viewing Build Output in Real Time with the Scrolling Console.mp4

01:04

12. Navigating Build Aka Run History without Losing Context.mp4

01:36

13. Capturing App Build Artifacts- In This Case a Jar File.mp4

06:27

14. Configuring Our Job to Capture Rich Unit Test Results.mp4

02:00

15. Drilling into the Captured Unit Test Overview.mp4

01:58

16. Viewing Test Result Trends and Stepping through the History of Build Overviews.mp4

03:28

17. Aborting a Long Running Build and the Legend of Balls and Weather.mp4

04:48

18. Visualizing Common Build Triggers - Push, Pull, and Scheduled.mp4

01:37

19. Configuring Our Job to Trigger by Polling for Changes.mp4

03:27

20. Testing Our Polling Trigger by Pushing a Broken Test.mp4

03:36

21. Perusing Polling Logs after Triggering an Automated Build.mp4

02:45

22. Surfacing Test Failures and Troubleshooting What Went Wrong.mp4

01:53

23. Zippering Git Commit History with Build History - an Invaluable, Automatic Changelog.mp4

02:47

4. Automating Jobs Configured with Code

01. Reflecting on Freestyle Projects Aka the Toilet Paper Form.mp4

03:32

02. Jenkins + docker-compose Makes It Incredibly Easy to Run Instances Side by Side on the Same Host.mp4

01:31

03. Enabling the Dark Theme.mp4

02:10

04. Jobs Are Backed by XML Config Files.mp4

08:01

05. Changing config.xml on Disk Then Reloading Configuration from Disk.mp4

01:32

06. Pipeline Jobs Also Have a config.xml.mp4

02:19

07. Git Clone in a Declarative Pipeline.mp4

04:47

08. Running the Pipeline to Test Cloning Our Git Repo.mp4

02:30

09. Using the Built-in Pipeline Syntax Generator to Fix Our Git Clone Failure.mp4

04:01

10. Shelling out and Further Pipeline Syntax Help.mp4

03:02

11. Pipeline Output Is Granular to Pinpoint Failures and a Function of Pipeline Durability.mp4

06:14

12. Declarative Conditions with Post and Its Nested Condition Blocks of Steps.mp4

05:43

13. Two Stages Instead of One.mp4

02:49

14. A Plugin to Convert Freestyle to Pipeline and a Side by Side XML Comparison.mp4

02:08

5. Colocating Jobs and Source Code with Jenkinsfile

01. Freestyle, Pipeline, Jenkinsfile.mp4

01:10

02. What if You Could Develop Pipeline Scripts Outside Jenkins, in VSCode-.mp4

09:56

03. Adding Triggers to the Pipeline.mp4

02:40

04. Configuring an Email Server in Jenkins to Send -People Triggers- (aka Notifications).mp4

02:47

05. Appreciating the Power of High Level Post Conditions and the Drawbacks.mp4

04:12

06. Using the Pipeline Global Variables Reference to Find Build Data to Send in an Email Notification.mp4

02:02

07. Coding up the Post Changed Email Notification.mp4

02:13

08. Always Sending the Email Notification.mp4

04:45

09. Rapidly Simulating Build Failures and Successes to Verify Sending Email on Changed Build Status Only.mp4

02:42

10. Fixing the Broken Test and Observing an Email Notification of Success.mp4

02:04

11. Pivoting to a Jenkinsfile and Communicating via SCM.mp4

01:54

12. A Jenkinsfile Approach for Our Spring Petclinic Pipeline.mp4

01:58

13. Creating a Pipeline with a Pointer to Our GitHub Repository.mp4

01:28

14. Dynamic Decentralized Pipeline Discovery with GitHub Organization Scanning.mp4

03:29

Description

Jenkins is widely used to automate tasks in software development and beyond. This course will teach you how to use Jenkins to automate your own monotonous, repetitive tasks so you can focus on more important work!

What You'll Learn?

Manually deploying software is both painful and rife with inefficiencies. In this course, Getting Started with Jenkins, you’ll learn to automate mundane, repetitive tasks with Jenkins. First, you’ll set up a Jenkins instance. Next, you’ll learn how to automate tasks with both Freestyle and Pipeline job types. Finally, you’ll explore practical examples of compiling, testing, packaging, and deploying software. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Jenkins needed to markedly boost your productivity!

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Wes Higbee is passionate about helping companies achieve remarkable results with technology and software. He’s had extensive experience developing software and working with teams to improve how software is developed to meet business objectives. Wes launched Full City Tech to leverage his expertise to help companies delight customers. Although his primary focus is on outcomes, implementation often includes technical competency. Wes frequently speaks about impactful aspects of software development including effective automated testing, database delivery automation, distributed version control, refactoring, aesthetics of code, continuous integration, and continuous delivery. He speaks professionally to help organizations improve and volunteers at user groups, code camps, and community organizations. He’s a Pluralsight author. He writes extensively about both technical and non-technical aspects of software development. His written work includes articles featured on VeraSage, MSDN Magazine, InfoQ, and JetBrain’s TeamCity Blog. He’s been interviewed on The Businessology Show and Art of Value about how important value is in software development. And, he occasionally gets highly technical in a shared screencast or webinar.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.