Jenkins Beginner Tutorial 7 - Getting started with JOBS

Jenkins Beginner Tutorial 7 - Getting started with JOBS
Today we will learn:
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1. How to create a basic JOB in Jenkins
2. Basic job configurations
2. How to run the Job remotely
4. How to chain Job Execution

Step 1 : Jenkins - New Item - add details

Step 2 : How to trigger the job remotely

Step 3 : How to chain job executions

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[linkflap]

Best automation channel on YT and I think best materials on web as well. I'm learning network automation and network as code concept and your channel provides very solid foundation. I was not able to figure it out how this works with networking but your channel helped me to run first basic automated job for routers and switches. Other tutorial shows only how this stuff can be used but don't show how to set that stuff. Slow paced step by step explanation is very helpful for inexperienced people. Jenkins is easy to install and have nice GUI. Thanks for your hard work.

[mymd]

I want to thanks for your collaborations in trying to understand how this wonderful tool works...THX Sir!!!

[AmanMunnaBali]

for anyone following along on windows, the cmd date equivalent is "date \T."
If you just give date, cmd asks for user input (set new date).

[prathsy]

Very nice explanation. I like it very much. Looking forward for next sessions by you which will explain all the configurations in detail. Please publish asap.

[praniketbodke]

very crisp and upto the point explanation.
thank you for such detailed explanation of every element!

[udaykarki]

Hello Raghav - thanks for the tuorials. They are fantastic. Appreciate your help.

[sivakys]

He's the one real teacher in market lots of fake people's iam seeing most of them are m-minded.

[mehakverma]

Very well explained tutorial. I was looking for something like this. This explains the CI process very clearly. Thanks Raghav :)

[anilkommalapati]

I almost learn jenkins from your tutorials. You are a GEM. god bless u.

[rahulsingh-jgwt]

HI Raghav thanks for proving such a nice tutorial ..searching for solution for my work from a long time but finally I got help from here ..Please keep up the good work God bless you

[kapilkaushal]

i have gone through yours sessions. you explain very nice and it help me alot. thanks

[michaeltruong]

Half way through, enjoying the content. Have taken some basic udemy courses but this is way more informative.

[divyashirsat]

Hi Raghav, really your videos are easy to understand....please make a video for windows 10 OS also

[arkajyotidas]

I don't usually comment but this tutorial series is very well planned and explained.

[TheKanav]

Very nice Raghav! appreciate your work. Please post more videos.
i have shared your videos with my colleagues

[timgrayden]

Interesting tutorial. You can also see the status of newly created job right on the desktop with a tool like CatLight build monitor

[suchishah]

Awesome explanation as always .Thank u sir 🙂

[jiyabhavin]

All your videos are very well explained. Thanks you.

[jesseallaway]

Nice video! To get the jobs to run, I had to check ""Restrict where this job can be run" and enter the label for the node we previously created. Not sure why he didn't have to in the video, but try that if your jobs are stuck in Pending.

[geethak.r]

Clear explanation and this helps a lot. Thank you for this great work .Sir!