Kohsuke Kawaguchi's Mastering Continuous Integration with Jenkins/Hudson
Event Info
Description
Master Jenkins with its creator, Kohsuke Kawaguchi, and accelerate your team's development process. Continuous Integration is a fundamental best practice of modern software development. Jenkins is the number one open source Continuous Integration Server. In this course, you will learn how to set up an effective Continuous Integration (Jenkins) environment that will reduce integration issues, improve code quality, and improve communication and collaboration between team members. You will also learn how Jenkins can act as a communications hub for your development team.
The course is modular and flexible, and can be tailored depending on specific student needs and requests. Through our trainings, you benefit from the wide experience and architectural expertise of our team. We bring that experience to you in a highly interactive, intensely hands-on setting.
LEARN HOW TO:
Upon completion of this Continuous Integration with Jenkins workshop, you will have a solid understanding of how to implement a Continuous Integration environment in your organization. You will be able to set up a working instance of the Jenkins server, complete with automated builds, tests, code quality audits and reports, and automatic deployment to an integration server. You will also be able to integrate Jenkins with other tools in the development environment, such as issue tracking systems and source code browsers
PROGRAMME
- An introduction to Continuous Integration (CI) principles
- What you need to implement CI
- CI-friendly development practices
- Setting up a Jenkins server
- Continuous Integration build strategies and best practices
- Jenkins notification strategies and techniques
- Automated testing
- Automated code quality audits
- Automated reporting on project status and statistics
- Integrating Jenkins with your issue management system
- Automated release strategies
- Automated deployment
- Using distributed builds to speed up the build process and to run environment-specific build jobs
- Applying Jenkins to large projects - using CI on with large teams or multi-team projects, with multiple development/integration SCM branches...
