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Continuous integration using jenkins

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Introduction to Jenkins

Jenkins is an open-source automation


server used for continuous integration
and continuous delivery (CI/CD).

It helps developers automate parts of


software development related to
building, testing, and deploying
applications.

With a rich ecosystem of plugins,


Jenkins can be customized to fit a
variety of development workflows.
Key Features of Jenkins

Jenkins supports a wide range of


version control systems, including Git,
SVN, and Mercurial.

It provides a user-friendly web


interface for configuring jobs and
monitoring builds in real-time.

The extensive plugin library allows


integration with numerous third-party
tools and services.
Installation and Setup

Jenkins can be installed on various


platforms, including Windows, macOS,
and Linux.

It is available as a standalone
application or can be deployed in a
Docker container for easier
management.

The initial setup requires creating an


admin user and configuring basic
settings through the web interface.
Creating a Jenkins Job

A job in Jenkins defines the specific


tasks to be executed, such as building
code or running tests.

Users can choose from different types


of jobs, including freestyle projects
and pipeline jobs.

Configuring a job involves specifying


source code repositories, build
triggers, and build steps.
Jenkins Pipelines

Pipelines allow for a more complex


and flexible approach to CI/CD using
code-based configurations.

Users can define their pipeline as


code using the Jenkinsfile, making it
version-controlled alongside the
application code.

Pipelines support multiple stages,


enabling tasks like building, testing,
and deploying to be defined in a
single workflow.
Managing Plugins

Jenkins’ functionality can be extended


through plugins that add features and
integrations.

Users can install, update, or remove


plugins via the Jenkins web interface,
ensuring a tailored experience.

Regularly updating plugins is essential


to maintain security and compatibility
with Jenkins core.
Monitoring and Reporting

Jenkins provides real-time feedback


on build statuses, which helps in
identifying issues promptly.

It offers various reporting options,


including test results, code coverage,
and performance metrics.

Users can set up notifications through


email, Slack, or other communication
tools to stay informed about build
statuses.
Thank you

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