​​Jenkins Essentials – Continuous Integration Setting Up The Stage For A DevOps Culture
Chapter 1: Exploring Jenkins 1
Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration of Code Repository and Build Tools
Chapter 3: Integration of Jenkins, SVN, and Build Tools
Chapter 4: Implementing Automated Deployment
Chapter 5: Hosted Jenkins
Chapter 6: Managing Code Quality and Notifications
Chapter 7: Managing and Monitoring Jenkins
Chapter 8: Beyond Basics of Jenkins – Leveraging "Must-have" Plugins
Jenkins is very popular among its users as it allows them to manage and control
phases such as build, test, package, and static code analysis. It has won InfoWorld
Bossies Award, 2011; O'Reilly Open Source Award, 2011; ALM&SCM; and so on.
The main users of Jenkins are NASA, Linkedin, eBay, and Mozilla Foundation.
The following are some features that make Jenkins very popular:
• An open source tool with a web-based GUI.
• A Java-based continuous build system—easy to write plugins.
• Highly configurable tool—a plugin-based architecture that provides support
to many technology, repositories, build tools, and test tools.
• The Jenkins user community is large and active. It has more than 1,000 open
source plugins.
• This supports CI for .Net, iOS, Android, and Ruby development.
• This supports common SCM systems such as SVN, CVS, Git, and so on.
• This supports common test frameworks such as Junit, Selenium, and so on.
Jenkins speeds up the application development process through automation across
different phases such as build, test, code analysis, and so on. It also enables users to
achieve end-to-end automation for an application delivery life cycle.
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Chapter 1: Exploring Jenkins 1
Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration of Code Repository and Build Tools
Chapter 3: Integration of Jenkins, SVN, and Build Tools
Chapter 4: Implementing Automated Deployment
Chapter 5: Hosted Jenkins
Chapter 6: Managing Code Quality and Notifications
Chapter 7: Managing and Monitoring Jenkins
Chapter 8: Beyond Basics of Jenkins – Leveraging "Must-have" Plugins
Jenkins is very popular among its users as it allows them to manage and control
phases such as build, test, package, and static code analysis. It has won InfoWorld
Bossies Award, 2011; O'Reilly Open Source Award, 2011; ALM&SCM; and so on.
The main users of Jenkins are NASA, Linkedin, eBay, and Mozilla Foundation.
The following are some features that make Jenkins very popular:
• An open source tool with a web-based GUI.
• A Java-based continuous build system—easy to write plugins.
• Highly configurable tool—a plugin-based architecture that provides support
to many technology, repositories, build tools, and test tools.
• The Jenkins user community is large and active. It has more than 1,000 open
source plugins.
• This supports CI for .Net, iOS, Android, and Ruby development.
• This supports common SCM systems such as SVN, CVS, Git, and so on.
• This supports common test frameworks such as Junit, Selenium, and so on.
Jenkins speeds up the application development process through automation across
different phases such as build, test, code analysis, and so on. It also enables users to
achieve end-to-end automation for an application delivery life cycle.
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#Книга #Eng #DevOps #Jenkins