- Getting Started
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Course Overview
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Lab: Introduction - Install Lab Environment
- Recap
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Jenkins Overview
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CloudBees Introduction
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Recap of Pipeline - Fundamentals
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Lab: Blue Ocean Refresher
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Recent Features
- Docker
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Using Docker with Pipeline
- Prepare for Shared Libraries
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Scripted Pipeline
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Using a Jenkinsfile
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Multibranch Pipelines
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Pipeline without Blue Ocean
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Introduction to Shared Libraries
- Create Shared Libraries
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Implement Shared Libraries
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Create an SCM repository
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Configure the Shared Library
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Lab: Configure a Global Pipeline Library
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Write Shared Library Custom Steps
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Lab: Create a Simple Custom Step
- Use Shared Libraries
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Call the Shared Library Custom Step
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Lab: Use a Custom Step
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Library Resource
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Lab: Create and Use a Resource File
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More Shared Library Examples
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Lab: Create a Corporate Pipeline
- Best Practices
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Durability
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Lab: Durability
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Sequential Stages
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Lab: Sequential Stages
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Restart from a Stage
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Lab: Restart Stage
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Groovy Sandbox
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Other Hints
CloudBees University: Jenkins Pipeline - Intermediate
More advanced topics related to Jenkins Pipelines, including Scripted Pipeline, Shared Libraries, Tools, Docker Agents, chained jobs, tips and best practices
Built on top of "Jenkins Pipeline - Fundamentals", this intermediate course delves into more advanced topics related to Jenkins Pipelines. It follows the same structure of the fundamentals course, consisting of lectures with follow-along labs plus lab exercises that allow you to practice what you have learned.
Scope of the course
- How to create, run, analyze and save a Scripted Pipeline
- How to create and use shared libraries
- Tips for using tools such as Maven, Gradle and npm with Pipeline
- How to incorporate Docker agents into Pipeline
- Hints to convert from Freestyle chained jobs to Pipeline
Audience
- Beginner and intermediate Pipeline Developers
- QA Engineers
- Build and Release Engineers
- Technical Project Managers
- Architects
Prerequisites
- "Jenkins Pipeline - Fundamentals" course or CJE/CCJE certification
- Students should have some familiarity with ancillary technologies that are used in this course:
- Docker
- Git
- Apache Maven, Gradle, Apache Ant or npm
- Apache Groovy
Duration
This training will take approximately 8 - 12 hours to complete.