Jenkins Essential Training

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Michael Jenkins

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01-Introduction

01-From code to production with Jenkins.mp4

01:00

02-What you should know.mp4

01:58

02-Jenkins and DevOps

01-Jenkins and the DevOps lifecycle.mp4

03:24

02-Challenge Deploy a Jenkins server.mp4

03:11

03-Solution Deploy a Jenkins server.mp4

09:39

03-The Jenkins Pipeline

01-Create a pipeline project.mp4

01:14

02-Create a declarative pipeline.mp4

04:38

03-Use the pipeline Snippet Generator.mp4

04:24

04-Use variables in a pipeline.mp4

05:08

05-Parameterize a pipeline.mp4

04:48

06-Use conditional expressions and manual approvals.mp4

04:31

07-Challenge Develop a parameterized pipeline.mp4

02:15

08-Solution Develop a parameterized pipeline.mp4

10:07

04-Integrate Jenkins with Version Control Systems

01-Pipeline as code with Jenkinsfile.mp4

05:10

02-Connect Jenkins to GitHub.mp4

06:19

03-Run scripts from the pipeline.mp4

05:42

04-Add a status badge to Markdown files.mp4

03:11

05-Challenge Connect Jenkins to GitHub.mp4

01:06

06-Solution Connect Jenkins to GitHub.mp4

07:51

05-Agents and Distributed Builds

01-Distribute builds with agents.mp4

04:56

02-Add an SSH agent to Jenkins.mp4

05:29

03-Add Docker agents to Jenkins.mp4

04:04

04-Challenge Improve a Docker agent pipeline.mp4

01:34

05-Solution Improve a Docker agent pipeline.mp4

04:42

06-Artifacts and Testing

01-Artifacts and fingerprinting.mp4

05:03

02-Publish test results and code coverage reports.mp4

08:20

03-Use test results to stop a build.mp4

02:28

04-Challenge Create artifacts and reports.mp4

01:55

05-Solution Create artifacts and reports.mp4

07:52

07-Securing Jenkins

01-Secure Jenkins with user accounts.mp4

07:14

02-Configure project-based permissions.mp4

03:26

03-Use secrets and credentials.mp4

02:43

04-Challenge Configure users and permissions.mp4

01:37

05-Solution Configure users and permissions.mp4

06:42

08-Conclusion

01-Next steps.mp4

00:42

Description

If you want to build, deploy, and implement continuous delivery as code, you’ve likely heard about Jenkins, the popular DevOps suite known for its open-source extensibility and ease of use. Jenkins also lets you automate your entire enterprise as a software delivery pipeline. In this course, instructor Michael Jenkins shows you the fundamentals of navigating the platform so you can start automating builds and testing and securing deployments.

Learn about the core functions of Jenkins, progressing from intermediate to more advanced use cases and highlighting best practices and customization tips. Find out how to create a pipeline, integrate Jenkins with version control systems, distribute agents like Docker containers, run and publish tests, produce artifacts for review, and secure your DevOps loop by configuring users and permissions. Try out your new skills along the way in the challenges at the end of each section.

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Michael Jenkins is a graduate of Iowa State University with BS and MS degrees in Computer Engineering. For more than 20 years, he has worked with a variety of technologies including integrated circuit design and infrastructure automation. Recently, Michael has worked to automate cloud operations for the media and entertainment industry. Michael holds several technical certifications including AWS Certified Solutions Architect and AWS Certified Developer Associate. He’s also versed in Google Cloud Platform and MicroSort Azure. Michael is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and lives in the Los Angeles metro area. He pairs his love of technology with a passion for journalism by authoring technical content. He has presented at conferences in North America and Europe and published several online courses on cloud technologies including continuous integration tools, web servers, and code repositories.

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