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1 online resource |
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Community experience distilled |
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Community experience distilled.
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Cover; Copyright; Credits; Foreword; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Setup and Configuration of Jenkins; The Jenkins platform architecture and configuration techniques; Jenkins on Microsoft Windows; Configuring the JVM and Java arguments-port, JRE, and memory; Jenkins on Linux and UNIX; Configuring the JVM; Running Jenkins behind an NGINX reverse proxy; Running Jenkins behind an Apache reverse proxy; Disaster recovery in Jenkins; Jenkins snapshot backups; Setting up a Jenkins mirror -- rsync; Jenkins on Mac OS X |
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The Jenkins LTS release lineJenkins XML configuration files; Summary; Chapter 2: Distributed Builds -- Master/Slave Mode; Understanding the master and slave architecture; Creating slave nodes in the UI; Choosing a launch method; Slave agent via Java Web Start; Prerequisites; The Jenkins Java Web Start launch page; Headless slave agents via the command line; Slave agents on Windows via WMI and DCOM; Troubleshooting Windows DCOM and CIFS errors; Slave agents via SSH tunneling; Administering Jenkins slaves; The node administration dashboard; Preventative monitoring |
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Managing individual slave nodesLabels, groups, and load balancing; Attaching a slave to a group by creating a label; Attaching a slave to many groups; Restricting slave execution to global or tied jobs; Jenkins plugins that support distributed builds; Summary; Chapter 3: Creating Views and Jobs in Jenkins; The Jenkins user interface; The main header; The configuration panel; The job table; RSS feeds; The Jenkins build queue and executor status panel; Jobs in Jenkins; Freestyle projects in Jenkins; Project options; Advanced project options; Source code management; Build triggers; Build steps |
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Post-build actionsMaven projects; Build triggers; Build step; Advanced options; Post-build steps; Monitoring external jobs; Multiconfiguration jobs in Jenkins -- matrix jobs; Configuration matrix; Slaves; Label expression; User-defined axes; Creating views; Filtering jobs by regular expression; Summary; Chapter 4: Managing Views and Jobs in Jenkins; Managing Views in Jenkins; Altering the default View -- Customizing the basic content of a View; Advanced customization of a Views content; Navigating a job's project page; The Configuration panel; The Build History panel |
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The project overview -- central panelJob execution; The Job Execution Configuration panel; The Status panel; The Console Output; Summary; Chapter 5: Advanced Automated Testing; Quality assurance initiatives and test automation terminology; The Software Development Lifecycle; Connecting product codes to tests; Baking quality into the product; Efficient automated test architecture; Automated testing in Jenkins; Unit tests in Jenkins through MSTest; How to set up MSTest agents; Running automated tests via MSTest; A example MSTest execution; Running MSTests and reporting the results in Jenkins |
| Summary |
Configure and extend Jenkins to architect, build, and automate efficient software delivery pipelines About This Book Configure and horizontally scale a Jenkins installation to support a development organization of any size Implement Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Continuous Deployment solutions in Jenkins A step-by-step guide to help you get the most out of the powerful automation orchestration platform that is Jenkins Who This Book Is For If you are a novice or intermediate-level Jenkins user who has used Jenkins before but are not familiar with architecting solutions and implementing it in your organization, then this is the book for you. A basic understanding of the core elements of Jenkins is required to make the best use of this book. What You Will Learn Create and manage various types of build jobs, and implement automation tasks to support a software project of any kind Get to grips with the automated testing architecture, and scalable automated testing techniques Facilitate the delivery of software across the SDLC by creating scalable automated deployment solutions Manage scalable automation pipelines in Jenkins using the latest build, test, and deployment strategies Implement a scalable master / slave build automation platform, which can support Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux software solutions Cover troubleshooting and advanced configuration techniques for Jenkins slave nodes Support a robust build and delivery system by implementing basic infrastructure as code solutions in configuration management tools such as Ansible In Detail With the software industry becoming more and more competitive, organizations are now integrating delivery automation and automated quality assurance practices into their business model. Jenkins represents a complete automation orchestration system, and can help converge once segregated groups into a cohesive product development and delivery team. By mastering the Jenkins platform and learning to architect and implement Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Continuous Deployment solutions, your organization can learn to outmanoeuvre and outpace the competition. This book will equip you with the best practices to implement advanced continuous delivery and deployment systems in Jenkins. The book begins with giving you high-level architectural fundamentals surrounding Jenkins and Continuous Integration. You will cover the different installation scenarios for Jenkins, and see how to ins.. |
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Includes index |
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English |
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Print version record |
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Jenkins (Software development tool) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2013055464
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Jenkins (Software development tool) fast |
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Computer software -- Development.
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COMPUTERS -- Software Development & Engineering -- General.
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Computer software -- Development
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
1784392839 |
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9781784392833 |
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1784390895 |
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9781784390891 |
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