Jenkins Certification Training Course (Online Self Paced)

Objective:   In this module, you will learn about Jenkins plugins, how to configure plugins using global tool configuration and integrate Java, Git, and Maven with jenkins. You will also create a Jenkins Build and Jenkins Workspace.

Topics:

• Jenkins Plugins
• Common Plugins
• Global tool Configuration
• Jenkins Integration -Java, Git, Maven
• Jenkins Build
• Jenkins Workspace

Hands On:

• Creating a Maven Project
• Create and deploy a Maven project on Tomcat

Objective:  In this module, you will work on building the Jenkins job, explain build triggers and build steps and also explain the configuration of the distributed build system. This module also includes setup of email notification using SMTP plugin and security of jenkins.

Topics:

• Creating a Freestyle Build Job
• Build Triggers and Build Steps
• Pre-Build and Post-Build Actions
• Running New Build Job
• Parameterized Builds and Distributed Builds
• Distributed Jenkins Build
• Configuring a Distributed Build
• Setting Up Email Notifications
• SMTP Plugins and Configurations
• Securing Jenkins

Hands On:

• Creating a basic Jenkins pipeline
• Jenkins Pipeline example using Java and Maven
• Creating a basic build job to clone a git and display the contents
• Distributed Build
• Configuring and use smtp plugin for email notification

Objective:  In this module, you will look at the code coverage in Jenkins, demonstrate the activation and use of PMD and Findbugs Jenkins plugin. You will learn about validation and reporting in Jenkins with JavaNCSS. You will also learn different script builds such as gradle and shell script build systems.

Topics:

• Code Coverage in Jenkins
• Looking for Foul Code through Code Coverage
• Activation and Use of PMD Jenkins plugin
• Activation and Use of Findbugs Jenkins plugin
• Validation in Jenkins
• Reporting in Jenkins
• Jenkins with Script Builds
• Jenkins with Gradle Script Build System
• Jenkins with Shell Script Build System

Hands On:

• Gradle Project with Jenkins
• Shell Script and web server With Jenkins

Objective:  In this module, you will learn how to manage Jenkins and understand user management. You will learn how to interpret the plugins for reporting and code analysis, and discuss the server maintenance and backup plugin. This module also demonstrates remote testing.

Topics:

• Managing Jenkins
• Gathering System Information
• User Management
• Monitoring Jenkins
• Reporting and Code Analysis Plugin
• Server Maintenance
• Backup Plugin
• Managing Plugins
• Install, Uninstall and Update Plugin
• Remote Testing in Jenkins

Hands On:

• Managing Plugins on Jenkins
• Managing Users on Jenkins

Objective:  In this module, you will learn about the Jenkins pipeline and its importance. You will understand the pipeline syntax and demonstrate its operation. You will also learn how to enable and disable plugins.

Topics:

• Deployment Overview
• Install and Configure Tomcat
• Jenkins Build Pipeline
• Parallel Jenkins build
• Archive generated Artifacts
• Jenkins Integrations
• Scaling Jenkins

Hands On:

• Deployment of Java App as per Jenkins project
• Deployment of Java app with Jenkins pipeline
• Jenkins Integration with GitHub
• Horizontal and vertical scaling of Jenkins

Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about the Jenkins pipeline and its importance. You will understand the pipeline syntax and demonstrate its operation. You will also learn how to enable and disable plugins.

Topics:

• Pipeline
• Importance of Jenkins Pipeline
• Pipeline Concepts
• Pipeline Syntax
• Running Pipelines
• Pipeline Plugins
• Plugins Responsible for Jenkins Pipeline
• Enable and Disable Jenkins Plugin
• Install Plugins
• Uninstall Plugins

Hands-On:

• Pipeline code project
• Enable Jenkins Pipeline Plugin

DevOps is the new buzz in the IT Industry. Companies that have adopted DevOps are more reliable as their continuous delivery adds value to the business besides cutting down on failure/timely costs. Jenkins is the leading CI solution that is extremely flexible and powerful. As a Continuous Integration/Build solution, Jenkins helps in cutting down costs by enabling teams to automate their build and release processes. As a Jenkins Developer, you will have a head start into getting into the DevOps domain and thus contribute directly to your organization's bottom line.

Learning Jenkins is essential for everyone who’s a part of the Software Development Process. These are the few Professionals who use Jenkins extensively:

• Software Professionals
• Testing Professionals
• Software Architects
• Software Designers
• Open source contributors and enthusiasts
• Managers who are technical subject matter experts

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Create and configure Jenkins jobs for your project
• Configure Jenkins plugin and also create Jenkins Build and Jenkins Workspace.
• Setup email notification using SMTP plugin for your project
• Demonstrate the activation and use of PMD and Findbugs jenkins plugin
• Understand jenkins with gradle and shell script Build system
• Install and uninstall plugins and perform remote testing.
• Perform automated and continuous deployment and install and configure Tomcat server
• Configure jenkins build pipeline in your project.
• Understand pipeline syntax and demonstrate pipeline running
• Enable and Disable plugins.

There are no prerequisites for this course, however, a basic knowledge of Microsoft GUI and Windows Command line will be helpful.