Practical technology training
Course outline for Jenkins
Connect the concepts, work through practical problems, and choose a training plan that fits your goals.
About Jenkins
Jenkins automates build, test, and delivery workflows through configurable pipelines and agents. Build a versioned pipeline for a sample application, preserve artifact identity, and separate test success from permission to deploy.
Jenkins Course Objectives
- Configure a Jenkins controller and isolated build agent.
- Write a maintainable Jenkinsfile.
- Integrate source control, tests, and artifact publication.
- Protect credentials and approval boundaries.
- Diagnose failures and document recovery and maintenance.
Pre-requisites
Lab Setup
- Supplied local Jenkins controller and build-agent environment with reviewed plugin versions.
- Sample Git repository, application tests, local artifact destination, and dummy credentials.
- No production deployment targets or unrestricted build identities are used.
Detailed Course Outline
Continuous Integration and Delivery
- Build, test, package, and deployment boundaries
- Pipeline stages and artifact identity
- Feedback time and reproducible execution
- Choosing automation from team needs
Jenkins Architecture and Setup
- Controllers, agents, executors, and workspaces
- Initial configuration and access control
- Plugin selection and compatibility
- Keeping application builds off the controller
Pipeline as Code
- Jenkinsfile structure and Declarative Pipeline
- Stages, steps, parameters, and environment
- Scripted Pipeline concepts
- Timeouts, post actions, and cleanup
Source Control and Branches
- Checkout and revision tracking
- Multibranch projects and pull requests
- Webhook and polling tradeoffs
- Handling untrusted contributor code
Build, Test, and Artifacts
- Dependency installation and repeatable builds
- Unit and integration-test reporting
- Archiving and fingerprinting artifacts
- Parallel stages and shared-state risks
Agents and Credentials
- Agent labels and tool environments
- Container-based build isolation
- Credential binding and secret exposure limits
- Scoped identities and protected deployment jobs
Deployment and Approval
- Promoting the tested artifact
- Manual approval and environment checks
- Failure handling and bounded retries
- Recovery without assuming data changes are reversed
Operations and Troubleshooting
- Build logs, queueing, and resource constraints
- Backup and configuration records
- Plugin and controller upgrades
- Auditability and least-privilege review
Practical Exercise
- Build a pipeline that checks out, tests, and packages a sample application
- Block artifact promotion after a failed test
- Protect a dummy deployment credential from ordinary build jobs
- Record artifact versions, failure evidence, and cleanup results
How we train
Online training for Jenkins
- Instructor-led live cohorts
- Self-paced learning with expert coaches
- 24x7 cloud labs with end-to-end examples
All sessions are 100% hands-on. Labs and activities are derived from real-world work our engineers deliver.
Classroom training
Available for corporate teams in:
- Bengaluru
- Chennai
- Hyderabad
- Mumbai
- Delhi/Gurgaon/NCR
- Pune
Note: Classroom training is for corporate clients only.
Self-paced hands-on sessions are delivered via VirtualCoach.