In Jenkins, a pipeline is a workflow with a group of events or jobs that are linked to each other in a sequence. The Jenkins pipeline is a process of continuous delivery automation using Jenkins jobs (items). In the Jenkins pipeline, each job contains some processing inlets and outlets. For example, Build->Deploy->Test->Release are the different… Read More »
Jenkins is an open-source DevOps tool used for continuous integration and deployment via automation of the build, test, and deployment processes across different environments (DEV, SIT, UAT and PROD). Jenkins comes with a built-in feature to get notified once our CI/CD build gets completed. For this, we need to configure email notification in Jenkins server.… Read More »
The integration of Jenkins with GitHub comes with the default plugins that come with the Jenkins installation, namely, the Git plugin and the GitHub plugin. These plugins provide the following features to Jenkins: Step to integrate Jenkins with GitHub for Continuous Integration Step 1- Create a Spring Boot Project First, we will create a simple… Read More »
Jenkins is an open-source automation server written in the Java programming language that is used for continuous integration of software projects. It also allows continuous deployment (CI/CD) for software projects by integrating with various testing and deployment tools and technologies. To learn more about Jenkins, please refer to Jenkins: An Introduction to CI/CD and Jenkins.… Read More »
Jenkins is an open-source automation server that is used for continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) for software development processes such as code building, testing, and deploying. Jenkins has hundreds of plugins that help automate software building and deployment. Jenkins is a server-based automation tool that runs in servlet containers such as Apache Tomcat. It… Read More »