The GitLab & Jenkins course offers a comprehensive learning path for individuals looking to master continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) using two of the most popular tools in the software development industry. This course is designed to help learners understand the essentials of CI/CD, the features and architecture of GitLab, and how to create and manage projects within this platform. Moreover, the course dives into practical aspects such as using Docker and Kubernetes in conjunction with GitLab to streamline the build and deployment processes.
By covering topics such as GitLab CI/CD variables, artifacts, and monitoring with Prometheus, the course equips learners with the necessary skills to optimize their development workflow. Additionally, the integration of Jenkins GitLab capabilities is explored, providing a holistic view of how these tools can work together to improve efficiency in software development. Ultimately, this course will empower developers with the knowledge to implement robust CI/CD pipelines, effectively use GitLab Jenkins integrations, and deliver high-quality software swiftly and reliably.
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To ensure that you can fully benefit from the GitLab & Jenkins course, we recommend that you have the following minimum prerequisites:
Please note that while previous experience with CI/CD tools is helpful, it is not mandatory to begin this course. The training is structured to introduce you to the core concepts and practical applications of GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins.
Koenig Solutions' GitLab & Jenkins course offers comprehensive training on CI/CD practices using GitLab, incorporating Docker and Kubernetes integration.
This course on GitLab & Jenkins will equip you with comprehensive understanding and practical skills for implementing CI/CD pipelines, leveraging GitLab's rich feature set, and integrating with Docker and Kubernetes.
GitLab is a software platform that supports the entire DevOps lifecycle. It combines continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) into one application, managing projects from planning and source code management to monitoring and security. Within its architecture, GitLab incorporates several features such as issue tracking, source code management, CI/CD pipelines, and comprehensive security applications. This facilitates streamlined workflows and collaboration across development teams. GitLab integrates well with Jenkins to enhance automation, making it possible to more effectively build, test, and deploy applications, combining the strengths of both Jenkins and GitLab in continuous delivery.
Docker is a platform that makes it easier to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers. Containers allow a developer to package up an application with all the parts it needs, such as libraries and other dependencies, and ship it all out as one package. This ensures that the application will run on any other Linux machine regardless of any customized settings that machine might have that could differ from the machine used for writing and testing the code. This is akin to simplifying the setup process and keeping it consistent across various environments, significantly enhancing development and operational efficiency.
Kubernetes is a system designed to manage containerized applications across a group of machines. It abstracts and simplifies the deployment, scaling, and operations of application containers, enabling automated rollouts and rollbacks, scaling as per demand, and system self-healing. Kubernetes helps organizations ensure that their applications run efficiently and predictably, providing the tools to deploy applications continuously and predictably, linking with technologies like Jenkins and GitLab for integrated software updates and development pipelines. This integrates seamlessly with CI/CD processes, making it easier for teams to manage complex applications with ease.
Monitoring with Prometheus is a method of tracking the health and performance of software systems. Prometheus collects data from your applications at regular intervals, displaying this information through easy-to-read graphs and alerts. It is especially useful in environments using tools like Jenkins and GitLab, where continuous integration and deployment are pivotal. Prometheus helps you monitor these and other services to ensure they run efficiently and predict problems before they occur, making it an essential tool in maintaining software reliability.
Koenig Solutions' GitLab & Jenkins course offers comprehensive training on CI/CD practices using GitLab, incorporating Docker and Kubernetes integration.
This course on GitLab & Jenkins will equip you with comprehensive understanding and practical skills for implementing CI/CD pipelines, leveraging GitLab's rich feature set, and integrating with Docker and Kubernetes.