This repository contains code for setting up a ContinuousIntegration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline using Docker and Jenkins. The pipeline automates the process of building, testing, and deploying applications, ensuring efficiency and consistency in software development workflows.
In this blog, we will deploy a node.js application on an EC2 instance and we will create a CICD pipeline using Jenkins. CI/CD is a method to frequently deliver apps to customers by...
By following this comprehensive guide, you’ll establish a powerful CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins with GitHubintegration, empowering your development team to deliver high-quality software with speed and efficiency.
This article aims to provide a hands-on, code-focused tutorial on implementing and optimizing CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Jenkins. Readers will learn how to set up and automate their CI/CD pipelines, write effective workflows, and overcome common challenges.
Tired of slow, manual deployments? Discover how to set up a powerful CI/CD pipeline with Jenkins and GitHub on Windows, and let your backend deploy itself.
Netflix's Spinnaker for Multi-Cloud Deployments Netflix's CI/CD relies on Spinnaker, an open-source continuous delivery platform it co-developed, ideal for multi-cloud environments. The pipeline kicks off with Jenkins handling CI: code from GitHub triggers builds, Docker image creation, and security scans.
It's 24-hours hands-on instructor-led training program covers Jenkins and CI/CD concepts, with topics distributed across 9 lessons. This GitHub repository contains all the hands-on lab materials on different branches.
You've now set up a basic ContinuousIntegration pipeline using Git and Jenkins. Every time you push changes to your Git repository, Jenkins will automatically build and test your code.
CI/CD stands for continuousintegration and continuous deployment. ContinuousIntegration revolves around frequently integrating code changes into a shared repository. Its primary...
