Jenkins Pipeline tutorial for Beginners with 100+ examples
With Pipeline script, we'll see how we can work with JIRA, GIT, SVN, Shell, Conditions, When, POST and More
After this course, you can able to write Pipeline script from Beginner level to Advance level
From pipeline script, If particular user (Lead or Manager) triggers the job then only job has to execute
With Pipeline script how to integrate with GIT and SVN, how to commit, merge, Tag.
With Pipeline script, how to integrate with JIRA, Create tickets on build failures, close the ticket if build success
With pipeline how we can run jobs Parallel, Options section, Parameters, When, Bat, POST etc
With Pipeline how build will wait to get approve from specific user, Example My Sonar % is not upto the mark, so to proceed get approval from Lead
We'll see how we can run stages based on the commit messages, like if i pass specific keyword in the commit message then only the build has to start
With Pipeline script how to execute Bat and Shell commands
Jenkins Pipeline script or Pipeline as a code is a feature to write our build’s CI and CD process with the help of a code
In this course we’ll see the examples for following topics.
1. JIRA
Create Ticket if build failed
Close the Ticket
Search
and more …..
2. How to execute bat commands and shell commands .
3. Execute Stage based on the commit message/committed files.
4. Pause the build and Wait for the approval from specific user.
5. Commit code to GIT if build success
6. How to work with SVN.
7. Parameters, Variables, Options, etc.
8. Pause job to read input from user.
9. Multiple examples on POST.
Introduction
1
Course Introduction
2
What is meant by Pipeline script and what are the advantages
3
Types of Pipeline scripts and Difference between them
Pipeline Basics
1
Introduction
2
Steps, Stage, Stages, Agent,
3
Stage Colors
4
Comments, Syntax
5
Demo : Hello World
6
Batch commands
Variables
1
Introduction
2
What are the uses of Variables
3
Demo : Predefined Variables
4
Demo : User defined Variables
5
Declaration Types
6
Demo : Scope of the Variables
7
Predefined VS User defined variables
8
Difference between Single and Double quotes
9
Concatenation operator
Parameters
1
Introduction
2
What are the uses of Parameters
3
String, Text, Boolean, Choice, Password, File
4
Demo and Params keyword
5
Demo : DRY Run
Options Section
1
Introduction
2
Retry
3
BuildDiscarder
4
DisableConcurrentBuilds
5
Timeout
6
Timestamps
Trigger builds
1
Introduction
2
Trigger Other Jobs
3
How to Trigger second job even first job fails
4
How to change build result
5
Trigger other job with parameters
Schedule Jobs
1
Introduction
2
Cron schedule
3
Poll SCM
Parallel
1
Introduction
2
Multiple steps sections under same stage
3
Parallel builds
4
Parallel Stages
5
FailFast
POST
1
Introduction
2
POST and order of Blocks
3
Demo : always, changed, fixed
4
Demo: regression, aborted, failure
5
Demo: success, unstable, cleanup
6
Post at stage level
Tools
1
Introduction
2
Tools
3
Demo : Run Java program with Different JDK versions
Conditional and Loop statements
1
Introduction
2
if and else
3
Demo : Build number : Even or Odd
4
Demo: For loop
Other Examples
1
Introduction
2
ansiColor
3
Change Build Number to Name
4
dir, cleanws
5
Demo: Write file_Jenkins syntax
6
Demo: Maven
7
Demo: archive artifacts and finger prints
8
Demo: Uses of Credentials Option
9
CheckOS_AndExecuteSteps
10
Demo: Trim
InPut Section
1
Introduction
2
Execute Stage only if Specific user triggers the build
3
Demo: User input
4
Demo: Read Input From Specific user
GIT
1
Pipeline Definition option
2
Demo : GIT checkout with the help of Pipeline syntax option
3
Demo: Commit Code
4
Demo : Create Tag On Every Deployment
5
Save Build Numbers which are used for Deployment in the file
SVN examples
1
SVN Configuration
2
Stages based on When condition
WHEN
1
Uses of WHEN
2
Demo: equals and not equals
3
Demo: Check previous build result and execute steps
4
Demo : Steps based on commit messages
5
Steps based on Committed files
6
Allof, Anyof
7
Execute stage if required string is matched in the file
8
Skip Stage always
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