Empower Your Insights: Jenkins Training with AlgoXfusion

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Jenkins

Jenkins is a widely used open-source automation server in DevOps for continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD). It allows developers to automate the building, testing, and deploying of applications, enhancing productivity and software quality. Jenkins supports numerous plugins, enabling seamless integration with various tools and technologies. It facilitates parallel execution, real-time notifications, and detailed reports. Jenkins pipelines, written in Groovy, define the stages and steps of the CI/CD process. Its extensibility and ease of use make it a preferred choice for automating and streamlining DevOps workflows, promoting faster and more reliable software releases.

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Watch classes any time at your convenience

Cheat days

Catch up on the course when life is calling you elsewhere

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A structured curriculum that makes learning easy

Practice code problems of varying difficulty

Engagement coach to keep you motivated

Compile & run in an integrated coding environment

Get doubts resolved in 30 mins

1:1 sessions over voice call & chat with our skilled teaching assistants

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1:1 Mock interviews with resume and career guidance

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Get a chance to be referred to your mentors’ company

Experience a seamless job switch with hiring assistance

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110%

Average salary hike

7000+

Transitions to product companies

250+

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Frequently asked but seldom read questions

Yes, this course is entirely offline, and we offer some courses online as well.

Learning Jenkins is beneficial for automating repetitive tasks in the software development lifecycle. It helps improve productivity, ensures consistency, and reduces the chances of errors in deployment. Jenkins is widely used in the industry, making it a valuable skill for DevOps professionals.

Basic knowledge of software development and familiarity with version control systems like Git are recommended. Understanding concepts of continuous integration and continuous delivery can also be helpful.

Some courses may provide access to a cloud-based Jenkins server, while others might require you to set up your own local or cloud instance. Check the course requirements for specific details.

Submissions are evaluated based on criteria such as correctness, completeness, critical thinking, and adherence to instructions, typically using rubrics or grading guidelines provided by the instructor.

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Meet the faculty legends that will make you legendary

Praveen has a full stack development experience and professional instructor and trainer for Flutter, Data Science, Machine Learning and Python Programming. Over the course of his career he has developed a skill set in analyzing data and he hopes to use his experience in teaching and data science to help other people learn the power of programming, the ability to analyze data, and the skills needed to present the data in clear and beautiful visualizations.

He is an expert in JavaScript & React (Front-end) and has worked on open-source projects like Firebug and Zulip. He has also served as a GCI (Google Code-In) Mentor with Zulip. In his previous role as a Software Engineer he has worked for Goibibo-MMT.

Course curriculum for the curious

-Overview of DevOps principles and practices

-Importance of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)

-Introduction to Jenkins as a CI/CD tool

-Installation of Jenkins on various platforms (Windows, Linux, MacOS)

-Initial configuration and setup

-Understanding Jenkins architecture

-Navigating the Jenkins dashboard

-Configuring system settings and managing Jenkins jobs

-Managing plugins and updates

-Understanding Jenkins Pipelines

-Difference between Declarative and Scripted Pipelines

-Creating and running simple Jenkins Pipelines

-Different types of Jenkins jobs (Freestyle, Pipeline, Multibranch)

-Configuring job parameters and triggers

-Setting up source code management (SCM) with Git, SVN, etc.

-Configuring build steps and actions

-Managing build environments and tools (Maven, Gradle, Ant)

-Running automated tests and analyzing test results

-Setting up continuous integration workflows

-Integrating Jenkins with version control systems (Git, Bitbucket, GitHub)

-Managing build artifacts and archiving

-Setting up continuous delivery pipelines

-Automated deployment to various environments (staging, production)

-Integrating Jenkins with deployment tools (Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible)

-Overview of popular Jenkins plugins

-Installing and configuring plugins for enhanced functionality

-Integrating Jenkins with third-party tools and services (Slack, Jira, etc.)

-Managing user roles and permissions

-Securing Jenkins with SSL and authentication mechanisms

-Backing up and restoring Jenkins configurations

-Setting up Jenkins monitoring tools and dashboards

-Configuring build notifications and alerts

-Generating and analyzing build reports and metrics

-Parallel and sequential job execution

-Using Jenkinsfile for pipeline as code

-Implementing and managing complex CI/CD pipelines

-Optimizing Jenkins performance

-Managing large-scale Jenkins environments

-Troubleshooting common Jenkins issues

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