Continuous Integration (CI) With Jenkins - Basic Build Jobs

A Jenkins "project" is a user-defined description of the work Jenkins should do; a "build", on the other hand, is a single execution of a Jenkins project. This course will teach you how to create a basic Jenkins project and how to use the key components of Jenkins to build it.
You will also learn how to use Jenkins automation server to create builds with parameters, advanced triggers and SCM integration. You will be able to automate and customize project builds to meet your specific needs.

• Learn the difference between a Jenkins Project and a Jenkins Build
• Learn how to integrate a Git project with the Git sourcecode repository
• Learn how to schedule and conduct remote builds, as well as trigger builds
• Learn how to dispose of old builds and disable projects
• Find ways to manage project security, control build steps, as well as perform post-build actions

Kevin Bowersox is the leader of development teams that create Java web applications for federal government. Kevin Bowersox is a Java expert and shares his 17-years of experience to help coders appreciate the benefits of automating software development. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Information Sciences Technology from Penn State and is the author or multiple O'Reilly titles about topics like Spring Framework, Hibernate and Apache Maven.