Use Jenkins the DevOps way. Automate your Jenkins jobs by using Jenkins Pipelines, Docker, and the Jenkins Job DSL
InstructorEdward ViaeneEditorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This course layout slide organizes the curriculum into four columns covering introduction, Jenkins DevOps practices, integrations, and advanced usage topics.
This slide outlines the course rationale by listing specific third-party tools like Slack, JFrog, and Docker Hub that will be integrated with Jenkins.
This slide outlines the course rationale, highlighting fresh Jenkins overviews, DevOps methodologies, Job DSL, Pipelines, and Docker integration.
This slide outlines the key reasons to learn Jenkins, highlighting its status as a popular, free, and actively developed tool with strong community support and high demand in the DevOps job market.
Covers Jenkins Job DSL for automating job creation and publishing alongside Docker integration.
Demonstrates integration with various tools including Slack, GitHub, Bitbucket, JFrog Artifactory, and SonarQube.
Linux-centric terminal commands and Jenkins UI variations can cause significant troubleshooting friction for Windows users.
One signal suggests some examples may no longer function or that certain sections, such as jFrog integration, are outdated; while the course was updated in late 2024, these reports originated from reviews prior to that date and the update label does not prove a correction.
The course aligns with the target audience of developers and admins, but presents difficulties for Windows-based learners.
