Running Jenkins on AWS

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Michael Jenkins

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01 Introduction

001 Running Jenkins on AWS.mp4

00:40

002 What you should know.mp4

01:26

003 Whats new in this update.mp4

00:50

02 Set Up Jenkins

001 Create a security group.mp4

04:54

002 Create a key pair.mp4

03:00

003 Create the Jenkins EC2 instance.mp4

05:12

004 Install Java Jenkins NGINX.mp4

04:35

005 Configure NGINX.mp4

04:58

006 Configure Jenkins.mp4

03:01

007 Challenge Set up a Jenkins master server.mp4

00:56

008 Solution Set up a Jenkins master server.mp4

15:32

03 Create a Build Environment

001 Plan the build environment.mp4

02:05

002 Create an IAM role for the build server.mp4

02:26

003 Create a security group and key pair for the build server.mp4

04:22

004 Create the build server.mp4

02:56

005 Connect the Jenkins master to the build server.mp4

04:55

006 Challenge Set up a build server.mp4

01:04

007 Solution Set up a build server.mp4

12:44

04 Connect Jenkins with Webhooks

001 Plan the CI CD pipeline.mp4

02:12

002 Whats a webhook .mp4

01:22

003 Create and test a webhook.mp4

05:21

004 Challenge Connect Jenkins to GitHub.mp4

00:51

005 Solution Connect Jenkins to GitHub.mp4

06:14

05 Deployment to Elastic Beanstalk

001 Create an Elastic Beanstalk application.mp4

02:30

002 Download the application code.mp4

01:31

003 Create a GitHub repository for the application code.mp4

01:21

004 Create a freestyle job to deploy code from GitHub part 1.mp4

04:02

005 Create a freestyle job to deploy code from GitHub part 2.mp4

05:37

006 Deploy to Elastic Beanstalk from GitHub.mp4

03:05

007 Challenge Deploy to Elastic Beanstalk from GitHub.mp4

01:00

008 Solution Deploy to Elastic Beanstalk from GitHub.mp4

06:21

06 Shutting Down AWS Resources

001 Stop or remove AWS resources.mp4

04:12

002 Challenge Decommission your Jenkins servers.mp4

00:46

003 Solution Decommission your Jenkins servers.mp4

05:39

07 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

00:41

Description

Learn how to create and move a master instance of Jenkins to the cloud-based servers of AWS (Amazon Web Services). In this course, instructor Michael Jenkins covers steps for setting up Jenkins, creating a build environment, connecting with webhooks, using a deployment service, and shutting down AWS resources. First, Michael shows you how to create a master instance of Jenkins, including how to configure a security group, a NGINX reverse proxy, and your Jenkins master instance. Next, he steps through creating a build environment and connect the Jenkins master server to the build server. Michael explains what a webhook is and how you can create and test one. He goes over how to deploy using Elastic Beanstalk. Finally, Michael discusses how to stop or remove AWS resources.

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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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