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- 1. Introduction to Jenkins Abe Diaz @abe238
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- 3. What is Jenkins? • Jenkins is an open source continuous integration tool written in Java. The project was forked from Hudson after a dispute with Oracle. • Jenkins provides continuous integration services for software development. It is a server-based system running in a servlet container such as Apache Tomcat. • Jenkins is an award-winning application that monitors executions of repeated jobs, such as building a software project or jobs run by cron.
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- 9. Installing Jenkins • Jenkins-CI.org • Chocolatey.org • Prerequisites: JAVA
- 10. Demo • Install Jenkins via Chocolatey • Verify Jenkins is running
- 11. Job Types • Freestyle • External • Multi-config
- 12. Requisites for TFS & .NET Projects • Microsoft Team Explorer Everywhere 2013 • .NET 4.5.1 • Easy: choco install visualstudio2013teamexplorer
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- 17. Caveat Emptor • With plugins like GIT-Plugin YMMV • There are scenarios where you will need to script things out anyhow. • E.g. Needing specific parameters when cloning repos • Shallow clones “--depth 1”
- 18. Demo • Create first project • Show GIT Support • Choco install git • MSBuild Plugin • choco install microsoft-build-tools
- 19. Pre build, build and post build steps • Pre build steps are great for items such as: StyleCop and JS minimizers. • Build steps are for grabbing code, compiling and running tests. • Post build steps are for communication, archival and deployments.
- 20. How are we using Jenkins • Transitioned from TFS to Git • Trigger Builds upon code checkin • Run tests • Deploy to specific AWS machines • Report via Slack • Archive and upload files to AWS (S3)
- 21. Housekeeping • Backup Jenkins (if possible to the cloud) • Recom: thinBackup • Secure your instance • LDAP • Custom users • Monitor critical instances • Runscope • Daily builds • Let Jenkins manage version numbers • Always test plugins before installing in production (Same goes for Jenkins) • Uninstall all plugins that are not being used.
- 22. Job Reuse • As your number of jobs grow, consider splitting the tasks into reusable parts • Multi-Job • Parameterized Builds • This can be very useful when running tests • Parameterized Triggers
- 23. Using Jenkins for CD • Promoted Builds • Workflows • Can integrate with external processes • Auto test Pull Requests • Recom: Pull request builder plugin
- 24. External Integration • Auto Update GH issues or JIRA tickets • Create Documentation on the fly • Recom: Doxygen • Call any external API (Custom)
- 25. Using Nodes • Jenkins has a Master/Slave architecture • You can add as many nodes as needed. • These can be generic or environment specific • These can be used also for testing as nodes could be on a different OS
- 26. Demo • Adding a node
- 27. Questions?