CI/CD Pipelines Easy

Description

Automating the steps between writing code and releasing it saves time and catches errors earlier. Thirteen PDF lessons begin with what CI/CD means for developers and with a first Git repository for version control.

They then show how to install Jenkins, write a first pipeline in a Jenkinsfile, automate builds and dependency management, and set up deployment to staging and production. Further lessons cover monitoring and debugging, security scanning and code quality checks, multiple environments and branch strategies, parallel jobs and notifications. Exercises appear in several lessons. The final lesson builds a complete pipeline from scratch.

Who it is for: developers who are new to automation and want to build a first CI/CD pipeline.

What’s included
13 PDF lessons · 95 pages · about 19,500 words
One ZIP download that is yours to keep — read on any device, no subscription or app needed.

Course programme

1. Understanding CI/CD: What It Really Means for Developers
2. Setting Up Your First Git Repository for Version Control
3. Installing Jenkins and Configuring Your CI/CD Environment
4. Creating Your First Pipeline Script with Jenkinsfile
5. Automating Build Processes and Dependency Management
6. Configuring Deployment to Staging Environments
7. Setting Up Production Deployment Automation
8. Monitoring Pipeline Performance and Debugging Issues
9. Integrating Security Scanning and Code Quality Checks
10. Working with Multiple Environments and Branch Strategies
11. Advanced Pipeline Features: Parallel Jobs and Notifications
12. Best Practices for Maintaining Healthy CI/CD Pipelines
13. Real-World Project: Building a Complete Pipeline from Scratch

Jenkins is a trademark of its owner. This course is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by the trademark owner.