Continuous Integration with Jenkins on Amazon EC2 [1 / 5]

This video is part one in a series of five videos.

In this series, I'll take you through the process of installing and configuring a Jenkins Continuous Integration Server on an Amazon EC2 instance. We'll see how to set up Jenkins to build a Java project using Maven, pulling the project from GitHub automatically, each time a change is pushed to a GitHub repository. We'll also see how to generate line coverage reports on our project's unit tests using junit in conjunction with the Jacoco plugin.

All files used in this series can be obtained from the following GitHub Gist:

Part 1: Introduction to Continuous Integration

Part 2: Setting Up an Amazon EC2 Instance

Part 3: Configuring Jenkins

Part 4: Creating a Jenkins Maven 2/3 Project

Part 5: Configuring a GitHub Web Hook and Setting Up JaCoCo Code Coverage Reports

[git_tv]

Here’s another content creator that I wish had never made a video because it’s really good and there aren’t more!

[kaziboy]

Jeff was a professor of mine, absolute class

[ffwang]

A perfect CICD in AWS example... thanks for sharing it with us!

[rajmohanparayil]

Thank You So Much Jeff. This tutorial helped me to learn CI using Jenkins and Maven and Java.

[SyedMohamedAbbas]

This one helped a lot.. Saved me a lot of time.. Implemented CI for an Android Project. Thanks !!!

[mudurumlanben]

I'm preparing an internal training for tomorrow based on your slights, thanks buddy! You really helped a lot!

Cheers!

[marknguyen]

Jeff, the whole series (saw all 5), is AWESOME!!  Thanks!

[ethashamuddinmohammed]

Jeff... You should come up with more videos, because Quality matters!!! You deserve way more than the subscribers you have. Do you have any future topics? to plan...

[TheTonypreston]

Good information so far, exactly what I was looking for. 

[sagarsapkota]

how does tester work with Jenkins in small company where there are no infrastructure to automate ..when tester get build download then he have to do manual functional test on that build first do how Jenkins report it

[imranmuhammad]

is it possible to use Jenkins a tool to warmup webservers from. I am trying to put a script together that will hit the home page of an ecommerce site, search for product, add that product to bag and checkout, just to warmup server after a reboot or iis reset. How can I perform this task? What are the steps in order to complete?

[divac]

Could you PLEASE make a tutorial on deploying a rails app to an EC2 instance using Capistrano and git and going from using SQLite in local environment to Postgres in production?

[oc]

None of my projects have ever suffered from this.
What is wrong with people - can't they ever spend time Designing from the ground up?
Yes, Design with a capital "D".
Adding developers without blueprints and actual comms, not futile pseudo tfs comms is a pseudo-futile event, much the same as having a spider conduct an orchestra.

[cenubit]

Therotetical butter! Where is practical example?