Devops- Jenkins Pipeline As Code- All you need to know A Z

Devops: Jenkins Pipeline As Code: All you need to know A – Z, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 101 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 860 reviews, and has 8643 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the difference between declarative pipeline syntax and scripted pipeline syntax In depth knowledge of both syntax styles Learn how to write common code to be shared across multiple jenkins jobs Learn how to trigger jobs using pipeline scripts Learn how you can make use of public java libraries in your pipeline script to be more productive Learn how you can use docker in your pipeline script Be confident in using Jenkins Pipeline as Code And many, many more This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who are just starting out on jenkins pipeline as code or Intermediate people who want to have more knowledge on implementing pipeline as code in jenkins It is particularly useful for Beginners who are just starting out on jenkins pipeline as code or Intermediate people who want to have more knowledge on implementing pipeline as code in jenkins.

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Summary

Title: Devops: Jenkins Pipeline As Code: All you need to know A – Z

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 101

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 101

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 104

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 104

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Understand the difference between declarative pipeline syntax and scripted pipeline syntax

In depth knowledge of both syntax styles

Learn how to write common code to be shared across multiple jenkins jobs

Learn how to trigger jobs using pipeline scripts

Learn how you can make use of public java libraries in your pipeline script to be more productive

Learn how you can use docker in your pipeline script

Be confident in using Jenkins Pipeline as Code

And many, many more

Who Should Attend

Beginners who are just starting out on jenkins pipeline as code

Intermediate people who want to have more knowledge on implementing pipeline as code in jenkins

Target Audiences

Beginners who are just starting out on jenkins pipeline as code

Intermediate people who want to have more knowledge on implementing pipeline as code in jenkins

*** Please note that this is NOT a how to set up Jenkins course. This is a course for people who ALREADY knows what jenkins pipelines are used for, want to use it and want to get up to speed with the syntax or learn more about it quickly.***

*** Get latest course updates in the readme when you search for user pipelineascodecoursein github ***

Are you looking to use Jenkins pipeline as code FAST? 

“With Pipelines, organisations can define their delivery pipeline through a DSL (Pipeline-as-code). Pipelines, thus, can be versioned, checked into source and easily shared within an organisation. “

“The Pipeline DSL helps you capture complex process requirements through code – thus you can try-catch on deployment failures, loop through deployments, run tests in parallel. It brings the power of a programming language (groovy) to do so. At the same time, the DSL is simple enough to capture simple cases easily without having to touch groovy code. You can capture common patterns in functions and keep them in a global library so that new applications can build on these functions rather than re-invent.  “

Source: Cloudbees – Jenkins Pipeline – Software Delivery Made Easy

Jenkins Pipeline as Code allows you to define and automate pipelined job processes with code. Code that can be stored and versioned in a repository which allows you to track changes over time and used by jenkins to run build jobs. If you are already using Jenkins, you should have already heard of pipeline as code but if you have not, this course will help you learn what it is, and also help you to get started quickly with it to make your life as a devops practitioner much easier. This course will help you understand and use both declarative and scripted pipeline scripts and how to use shared libraries for common code across build jobs with realtime demonstrations of the pipeline scripts.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Declarative Pipeline

Lecture 1: Overview Of Pipeline Syntax

Lecture 2: Hello World Pipeline Script

Lecture 3: Pipeline > Agent

Lecture 4: Pipeline > Stage > Steps > Script

Lecture 5: Pipeline > Stage > Steps > Retry/Timeouts

Lecture 6: Pipeline > Tools

Lecture 7: Pipeline > Stage > Options > Error/Retry

Lecture 8: Pipeline > Stage > Options > Timeout

Lecture 9: Pipeline > Stage > Options > Timestamps

Lecture 10: Pipeline > Stage >Options > Timestamps (alternative method)

Lecture 11: Pipeline > Stage > Options > SkipDefaultCheckout

Lecture 12: Pipeline > Stage > Environment Credentials

Lecture 13: Pipeline > Stage > When (Part 1)

Lecture 14: Pipeline > Stage > When (Part 2) > Branch

Lecture 15: Pipeline > Stage > When (Part 2) > BuildingTag and Tag

Lecture 16: Pipeline > Stage > When (Part 2) > Changelog

Lecture 17: Pipeline > Stage > When (Part 2) > ChangeRequest

Lecture 18: Pipeline > Stage > When (Part 2) > Changeset

Lecture 19: Pipeline > Stage > When (Part 3) > BeforeAgent

Lecture 20: Pipeline > Stage > Parallel/FailFast

Lecture 21: Pipeline > Stage > Input

Lecture 22: Pipeline > Stage > Post

Lecture 23: Pipeline > Options > BuildDiscarder

Lecture 24: Pipeline > Options > DisableConcurrentBuilds

Lecture 25: Pipeline > Options > OverrideIndexTriggers

Lecture 26: Pipeline > Options > SkipStagesAfterUnstable

Lecture 27: Pipeline > Options > CheckoutToSubdirectory

Lecture 28: Pipeline > Options > NewContainerPerStage

Lecture 29: Pipeline > Parameters

Lecture 30: Pipeline > Pipeline Triggers > Cron

Lecture 31: Pipeline > Pipeline Triggers > PollSCM

Lecture 32: Pipeline > Pipeline Triggers > Upstream

Lecture 33: Pipeline > Agent > Docker > Image

Lecture 34: Pipeline > Agent > Docker > Args

Lecture 35: Pipeline > Agent > Docker > AlwaysPull

Lecture 36: Pipeline > Agent > Docker > CustomWorkspace

Lecture 37: Pipeline > Agent > Docker > RegistryUrl/CredentialsId

Lecture 38: Pipeline > Agent > Docker > Label

Lecture 39: Pipeline > Agent > Docker > ReuseNode

Lecture 40: Pipeline > Agent > Dockerfile

Lecture 41: Pipeline > Agent > Dockerfile > Dir

Lecture 42: Pipeline > Agent > Dockerfile > Filename

Lecture 43: Pipeline > Agent > Dockerfile > AdditionalBuildArgs

Lecture 44: Pipeline > Agent > Dockerfile > CustomWorkspace

Lecture 45: Groovy Script Outside of Declarative Pipeline Script

Chapter 3: Shared Libraries

Lecture 1: Global Libraries

Lecture 2: Importing Libraries

Lecture 3: Importing Class Libraries

Lecture 4: Importing Static Libraries

Lecture 5: Custom Steps

Lecture 6: Closures

Lecture 7: Importing Third Party Libraries

Lecture 8: Loading Resources

Lecture 9: Defining Pipeline Script In Call Method

Chapter 4: Scripted Pipeline

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Docker > Image

Lecture 3: Docker > Args

Lecture 4: Docker > AlwaysPull

Lecture 5: Docker > CustomWorkspace

Lecture 6: Docker > RegistryUrl/CredentialsId

Lecture 7: Dockerfile

Lecture 8: Dockerfile > Dir

Lecture 9: Dockerfile > Filename

Lecture 10: Dockerfile > AdditionalBuildArgs

Lecture 11: Dockerfile > CustomWorkspace

Lecture 12: Stage > Options > Error/Retry

Lecture 13: Stage > Options > Timeout

Lecture 14: Stage > Options > Timestamps

Lecture 15: Stage > Environment Credentials

Lecture 16: Stage > When (Part 1)

Lecture 17: Stage > When (Part 2) > Branch

Lecture 18: Stage > When (Part 2) > BuildingTag and Tag

Lecture 19: Stage > When (Part 2) > Changelog

Lecture 20: Stage > When (Part 2) > ChangeRequest

Lecture 21: Stage > When (Part 2) > ChangeSet

Lecture 22: Stage > Parallel/FailFast

Lecture 23: Stage > Input

Lecture 24: Stage > Post

Lecture 25: Options > BuildDiscarder

Lecture 26: Options > DisableConcurrentBuilds

Lecture 27: Options > OverrideIndexTriggers

Lecture 28: Options > SkipStagesAfterUnstable

Lecture 29: Options > CheckoutToSubdirectory

Lecture 30: Options > NewContainerPerStage

Lecture 31: Parameters

Lecture 32: Tools

Lecture 33: Triggers > Cron

Lecture 34: Triggers > PollSCM

Lecture 35: Triggers > Upstream

Chapter 5: End of Course

Lecture 1: Congratulations!

Chapter 6: Bonus Lectures

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