Continuous Integration is an important phase within DevOps that allows us to merge multiple facets of software development together and manage them. Jenkins is a very powerful open-source continuous integration tool that does the very same. Jenkins comes under mighty application that allows continuous integration and delivery of projects regardless of the platform you are working on. It is a free source that supports any kind of build or continuous integration. You will learn all the basics of Jenkins through this free course.
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What you'll learn
Jenkins
Continuous Integration
Syllabus 6
What is DevOps ?
DevOps is an evolving set of practices and tools that aim to speed up the software development lifecycle while improving the quality of the software delivered to end users. This module helps you to understand DevOps from scratch.
Why Continuous Integration?
What is Jenkins?
In this module, you will learn an integral part of DevOps, a continuous integration tool. You will also understand continuous integration, its need, and about Jenkins.
Jenkins Case Study
Installation and Setup
Jenkins Architecture
Advantages and disadvantages
Advantages
Free, short, with a free certificate.
Made in India, with examples Indian students will recognise.
Free certificate when you finish.
Completely free.
Self-paced: start any time.
A clear syllabus (6 parts) you can see before you start.
Disadvantages
Introductory; the certificate carries little weight with employers.
Expect follow-up calls and emails about paid programs.
Short (1 hour): an overview, not deep coverage.
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Free, with a free certificate
Free: Sign up with your email or phone to watch.
Certificate: Free when you finish the videos and quiz.
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