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Jenkins. Continuous Integration Tool. By: Donatas Kurapkis. 2016 Vilnius. Agenda. Continuous Integration (CI) Benefits? Jenkins What is it? Basic example Why jenkins? Automation example Demo Conclusion. Continuous Integration (CI).

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Jenkins

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  1. Jenkins Continuous Integration Tool By: Donatas Kurapkis 2016 Vilnius

  2. Agenda • Continuous Integration (CI) • Benefits? • Jenkins • What is it? • Basic example • Why jenkins? • Automation example • Demo • Conclusion

  3. Continuous Integration (CI) “Continuous Integration is a software development practice where members of a team integrate their work frequently, usually each person integrates at least daily - leading to multiple integrations per day. Each integration is verified by an automated build (including test) to detect integration errors as quickly as possible” – Martin Fowler

  4. Continuous Integration (CI) So it means that the system is: • Integrated; • Built; • Tested; • Archived; • Deployed;

  5. CI - Benefits? • Immediate bug detection • No integration step in the lifecycle • A deployable system at any given point • Record of evolution of the project

  6. Jenkins • Branched from Hudson • Java Based • Runs in servlet container • Tomcat, Glassfish • Has many plugins • Testin, Notifications, Reporting, Triggers and etc. • Since 2005 • http://jenkins-ci.org

  7. What is it ? Jenkins - is continuous integration tool allowing to integrate different stuff into one automated system, for example release automation, or tests automation.

  8. Basic example

  9. Why Jenkins? • Easy to configure • Easy to install • Have many plugins • Integration with popurial open source repositories like GitHub • Ability to run commands • Multithreading • By combining Jenkins with Ant, Gradle, or other Build Automation tools, the possibilities are limitless • It’s free

  10. Automation example

  11. DEMO

  12. Conclusion • Perfect tool for automations tasks; • Free; • Do not limits your capabillities;

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