Open Source/Jenkins: Fundamentals

Jenkins: Fundamentals Certification Training Course Overview

Enroll for the 4-day  Jenkins: Fundamentals Training course from Koenig Solutions. Jenkins the most popular automation servers today and helps organisations to speed up software development processes through efficient management and control of the lifecycle. Jenkins is an open source continuous integration tool which is written in Java, and allows continuous integration and delivery of projects.

Through a blend of hands-on labs and interactive lectures, you will also learn about Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery concepts and give you the necessary skills to implement them using Jenkins.

Target Audience:

  • IT professionals
  • System Admins
  • Software testers
  • Solution architects
  • Security engineers

Learning Objectives:

After completing this course, you will be able to:

  • How to effectively use Jenkins for continuous delivery.
  • Learn how to install Jenkins CI Server.
  • Implementing Jenkins and continuous integration system.
  • Install and configure several tools which can be used with Jenkins.

 

 

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Course Modules

Module 1: Describe the concept of continuous delivery
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Module 2: Prepare, configure, and set up a deployment of Jenkins
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Module 3: Work with Maven and freestyle job types
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Module 4: Work with the Jenkins user interface and recognize how to monitor jobs
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Module 5: Identify how to organize jobs as the number of jobs grow
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Module 6: Describe how the Jenkins ecosystem works and where to find job examples and plugins
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Module 7: Use version control to get code into Jenkins
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Module 8: Compare the different ways metrics can be used in Jenkins to measure code quality
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Module 9: Recognize the different ways to automate Jenkins through the command line interface and other methods
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Module 10: Work with Jenkins jobs and the background identity service
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Module 11: Work with Java code and the techniques in promoting it
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Module 12: Identify how to add parameters into a workflow
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Module 13: Work with Java and Apache Tomcat to automate Java builds
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Module 14: Describe how Jenkins can be used to distribute builds to multiple machines
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Module 15: Identify the different types of Jenkins jobs
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Module 16: Identify how Jenkins can build jobs based on the occurrence of an event
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Module 17: Describe how jobs can be scheduled in Jenkins
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Module 18: Identify how Jenkins can poll for software changes
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Module 19: Describe how Jenkins implements security
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Module 20: Identify how Jenkins authenticates applications
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Module 21: Identify how Jenkins authorizes users
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Module 22: Use Jenkins as a stand-alone application
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Module 23: Use Jenkins as a web application
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Module 24: Describe the process for installing Jenkins as a Windows service
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Module 25: Identify how Jenkins can be used for non-Java applications
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Module 26: Describe in detail the Jenkins tool and how Jenkins implements continuous delivery
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Course Prerequisites
  • No prior skill required for this training

 

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