Jenkins Administration Course | DevelopIntelligence

Course Summary

The Jenkins Administration training course explores how to effectively install, configure, secure, and maintain production worthy Jenkins continuous integration build servers.

This Jenkins Administration course is targeted at System Administrators / Dev Ops roles.

If you are looking for a developer oriented Jenkins course, consider taking the Working with Jenkins class.

Purpose

Learn how to install, configure, and administer Jenkins.

Audience

System Administrators responsible for the care and feeding of Jenkins.

Role

DevOps Engineer - System Administrator

Skill Level

Introduction

Style

Workshops

Duration

2 Days

Related Technologies

CI/CD

Jenkins

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Productivity Objectives:

Describe Continuous Integration
Compare Jenkins to other CI servers
Install and configure Jenkins
Configure supporting build tools such as Maven, ANT, TFS
Install and configure plugins
Setup reporting and monitoring
Monitoring, maintaining, and tuning Jenkins

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Real-World Content

Project-focused demos and labs using your tool stack and environment, not some canned "training room" lab.
Expert Practitioners

Industry experts with 15+ years of industry experience that bring their battle scars into the classroom.
Experiential Learning

More coding than lecture, coupled with architectural and design discussions.
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What You'll Learn

In the Jenkins Administration training course, you'll learn:

Introduction to Continuous Integration
- What is CI?
- How does CI help improve software quality
- Build Automation Basics
- Common types of builds
- Common CI Environments
- Expected outcomes when moving to CI
What is Jenkins?
- History
- Features
- Comparing CI Servers: Jenkins, Hudson, TFS
Installing Jenkins on Various Operating Systems
- Standalone Jar
- Application Server
- Windows Service
- Installing Jenkins on RHEL / Ubuntu
Configuring JDK and Properties
- Java CLI Tools
- JDK Configuration basics
- Configuring Jenkins to work with different JDKs
- Configuring with properties
Configuring Build Tools
- Maven
- Ant
- TFS
Creating a Job
- Freestyle Software Projects
- Maven Project
- Monitor an External Job
- Multi-configuration Jobs
Setting up a Post-Build Actions
- Common Jenkins Plugins
- Integrating Selenium with Jenkins
- Setting up Notifications
- Email
- RSS
- Instant Messaging
- Mobile/SMS
Advanced Jenkins Configuration
- Configuring Proxy Servers
- Parameterized Settings
- Master/Slave Distributed Builds
- Parameterized Builds and Triggers
Advanced Build Management
- Joins
- Parallel Build
- Build Pipelines
Jenkins Security
- Realms
- Authentication
- Authorization
Jenkins Maintenance
- Memory Management
- Archiving
- Migration
QA