CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Training Course

Course Description

CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Training Course

This CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Training Course will help you learn server automation, continuous integration, build pipelines and configuration tools, automated testing and code quality improvement, and distributed system in Jenkins through intensive, hands-on practice assignments.

Online Jenkins Course Overview

Simplilearn’s CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Online Training Course will teach you the fundamentals of Jenkins and how to continually implement and deploy codes in a DevOps environment. You will also learn how to integrate automated tests to verify the build pipelines and set up code quality reporting.

Eligibility

Anyone interested in learning Jenkins will benefit from this Jenkins certification course. This Jenkins certification training course is also well-suited for: Freshers, Software developers, Software engineers, Technical leads, System administrators, Test engineers.

Pre-requisites

There are no prerequisites for taking up this Jenkins course.

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Course Syllabus

Lesson 1 – Course Introduction

Course Introduction
CI/CD with Jenkins Pre-read
Introduction
Course Overview
Get Ready for Jenkins

Lesson 02 – Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery With Jenkins

2.1 Introduction to Jenkins
2.2 SDLC and DevOps Culture
2.3 Jenkins Feature and Architecture

Lesson 03 – Getting Started With Jenkins

3.1 Install Jenkins
3.2 Configure Jenkins
3.3 Explore Artifactory
3.4 Setup Jenkins Job
3.5 Jenkins Pipeline View
3.6 Install Artifactory
3.7 Explore Artifactory

Lesson 04 – CI & CD Pipeline With Jenkins, Gradle & Artifactory

4.1 CI and CD Pipeline with Jenkins, Gradle and Artifactory
4.2 Build CI and CD Pipeline with Jenkins and Gradle Part – One
4.3 Configure Artifactory
4.4 Build CI and CD Pipeline with Jenkins and Gradle Part – Two

Lesson 05 – CI & CD Pipeline With Jenkins & Maven

5.1 Review Java Web Application Project
5.2 Start Building CI and CD Pipeline with Jenkins and Maven
5.3 Start Building CI and CD Pipeline with Jenkins and Maven Part – Two
5.4 Start Building CI and CD Pipeline with Jenkins and Maven Part – Three

Lesson 06 – Manage Relational Database Schema With Jenkins And Sqitch

6.1 Introduction to Sqitch
6.2 Build Database Schema Deployment Pipeline with Jenkins and Sqitch
6.3 Finish Database Schema Deployment Pipeline with Jenkins and Sqitch

Lesson 07 – Operational Considerations For Jenkins

7.1 Jenkins Security
7.2 Scaling Jenkins
7.3 Scaling Jenkins Part – Two
7.4 Jenkins tips and Tricks

This course will teach you DevOps concepts of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery, with emphasis on Jenkins, Git and ANT build automation.

It has been designed so that you would first get a conceptual understanding of what is DevOps and terms like Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery and their differences before getting hands on with the software.

After that you would be guided through

Jenkins installation
Jenkins set up
Jenkins UI walkthrough
Building your own simple Jenkins hello-world job
Understand differences between DevOps Continuous Integration, DevOps Continuous Deployment and DevOps Continuous Delivery
Build a fully functional and complex DevOps CI CD pipeline in Jenkins
How Jenkins aids in DevOps CI CD process
Jenkins jobs that integrate with Git source control repository, fetch code, build and deploy artifacts in a fully automated way
Jenkins distributed architecture with Master and Slave on both Unix and Windows systems
Generate useful notifications from Jenkins in success/error/failure scenarios
Basics of Git and ANT build automation scripting, thereby making you ready to implement a complete DevOps CI CD solution from scratch using Jenkins, Git and ANT at your organization.
The course goes over each of the topics – DevOps, Jenkins, Git, ANT, Distributed builds step by step in sufficient detail and adopts a code/work along method so that students can run scripts/jobs/programs in parallel to the instructor.

The theory has been kept to a minimum and crisp, just enough to get you the context before you start hands on. This CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Training Course will help you learn server automation, continuous integration, build pipelines and configuration tools, automated testing and code quality improvement, and distributed system in Jenkins through intensive, hands-on practice assignments.

Developers, QA testers, Deployment team members and anyone who is into software development
Students who wish to learn to automate and add quality to their software projects using DevOps

What you’ll learn:

Understand DevOps concepts of Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment using Jenkins
Understand how Jenkins aids in DevOps Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery process
Implement Jenkins jobs that integrate with Git source control repository, fetch code, build and deploy artifacts in a fully automated way
Learn to generate useful notifications from Jenkins in success/error/failure scenarios
Learn basics of ANT scripting that is used extensively for automated builds and invoke using Jenkins
Understand differences between DevOps Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment and Continuous Delivery
Build fully functional delivery pipelines in Jenkins, and in the process understand several key plugins that are most frequently used in any project
Learn and implement Jenkins distributed architecture with Master and Slave on both Unix and Windows systems
Learn and get a hands on experience in the basics of Git and GitHub and integrate that with Jenkins jobs
Implement ANT build scripts that can be later used in Jenkins jobs

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CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins Certification Training Course

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