Course Outline
Introduction
- Jenkins X vs Jenkins
Overview of the Jenkins X Workflow
- The relationship between Jenkins X and Kubernetes
- Standard environments vs preview environments
Installing Jenkins X
- Choosing your language and platforms
Building a CI/CD Pipeline
- Preparing the staging and production environments
- Creating a Kubernetes cluster using Jenkins X
Creating an Application
- Using Jenkins X Quickstarts to spin up a new project
- Quickstart options
Implementing an Automated Workflow
- Committing code to Git
- Making changes, creating issues, and creating pull requests
Previewing the Application
- Pushing to a preview environment
- Spinning up a Preview Environments for Pull Requests
Promoting the Application to Production
- Pushing to a production environment
Importing an Existing Project
- Adding code to your Git Repository
- Registering a webhook
Integrating Jenkins X with Other Third-party Tools
- Helm, Prow, and Skaffold
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- A general understanding of CI/CD concepts.
- Experience with Jenkins 2.
- An overall understanding of the software development process.
Audience
- Software developers
- DevOps engineers
- Infrastructure engineers
- Software test engineers
Testimonials (2)
The trainer was very well organized. He explained about all the tools required for the training in the beginning. The trainer happily clarified all the doubts and practical use cases were discussed.
Vivek Verma - Global Knowledge Network Training Ltd
Course - DevOps Practical Implementation and Tools
All of it. Having had no previous exposure to Jenkins, I was a little concerned about my ability to keep up. IPad provided appropriate coaching/support, when I asked for help, so that I was able to follow the presentation at a level I was happy with.