Understand continuous integration (CI), continuous delivery, and continuous deployment (CD) with Jenkins. These processes allow users as well as administrators to catch problems as soon as they get injected into software systems.
This book starts with an introduction to Jenkins and covers its architecture and role in CI/CD. The basics are covered, including installing and configuring Jenkins. Tool configuration and plugins are discussed as well as available security measures such as credentials. You will learn what is meant by Job in Jenkins, its types, sections, and much more. You will look at Java API: projects, jobs, configuration. The concluding chapters take you through creating pipelines, their role in managing web apps, and distributed pipelines. The book also covers unit testing using TestNG as well as end-to-end testing using Selenium Python as a part of building a life cycle and setting up Jenkins on different physical and Docker environments as well as Jenkins integration with cloud environments such as AWS. And you will learn how to create reusable libraries for use in Jenkins Pipeline and control Jenkins servers using Jenkins CLI and REST APIs. The new Jenkins Blue Ocean also is covered.
The book helps you understand CI/CD implementation using Jenkins from scratch in your projects and prepare for end-to-end DevOps practices.
What You Will Learn
- Apply Jenkins to create end-to-end pipelines
- Integrate Jenkins with AWS, Docker, Git, and many more tools
- Use Selenium automation for end-to-end testing
- Create distributed pipelines
Who Is This Book For
Developers and test automation professionals who are involved in creating CI/CD pipelines as well as prospective DevOps aspirants who want to make their way ahead as professionals
Auflage
Sprache
Verlagsort
Zielgruppe
Illustrationen
192
192 s/w Abbildungen
XXVI, 420 p. 192 illus.
Maße
Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 155 mm
Dicke: 25 mm
Gewicht
ISBN-13
978-1-4842-7507-8 (9781484275078)
DOI
10.1007/978-1-4842-7508-5
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Pranoday Pramod Dingare is a certified software testing professional with more than 15 years of experience in software testing, including more than 10 years in automation testing. Pranoday has been leading test automation of mobile applications for the last eight years and has been involved in test automation tools evangelism, R&D, proof of concept, and pilot projects. He has worked as a freelance test automation consultant for various startups and mid-sized IT companies from India and abroad. Pranoday's open-source test automation tools have successfully replaced licensed automation tools, leading to major savings. He is responsible for incorporating DevOps practices into test automation processes of organizations by implementing DevOps tools such as Jenkins, Gitlab, Nexus, Docker, etc. He has recently shifted into full-time DevOps profile and has been working as a Lead DevOps professional since last 1 year. He has implemented various DevOps tools like Dockers, Maven, Kubernetese, Git, Nexus, Azure DevOps, AWS, SonarQube, Jenkins etc. and has been instrumental in automating various applications' build and deployment processes. Pranoday is a tutor who has been involved in software testing and DevOps training for more than nine years, including conducting more than 200 retail and corporate trainings on the latest test automation and DevOps tools. He is a blogger on the latest test automation tools and technologies. Pranoday is passionate about working as a test automation architect, teaching and sharing knowledge about the latest tools and technologies, and helping professionals achieve their dreams.
Chapter 1: Understanding CI/CD.- Chapter 2: Introduction to Jenkins.- Chapter 3: Installing Jenkins.- Chapter 4: Configuring Jenkins.- Chapter 5:Understanding Global Tool Configuration.- Chapter 6: Managing Plugins.- Chapter 7: Managing Security with Jenkins.- Chapter 8: Managing Credentials.- Chapter 9: Managing Users.- Chapter 10: Understanding Jobs in Jenkins.- Chapter 11: Preparing Java API Project.- Chapter 12: Creating Freestyle Job to Manage Java API Project.- Chapter 13: Creating an Auto-trigger Free Style Job to Manage JAVA API Releases.- Chapter 14: Creating a Pipeline Job.- Chapter 15: Creating a Pipeline Job to Manage Web Application Project.- Chapter 16: Triggering Pipeline as Code from GitLab.- Chapter 17: Understanding Distributed Pipelines.- Chapter 18: Integrating Jenkins with AWS.- Chapter 19: Miscellaneous Topics Part 1.- Chapter 20: Miscellaneous Topics Part 2.
