From Zero to Hero: The Only Jenkins Tutorial You'll Ever Need!

🚀 In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through setting up an automated CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins 🛠️, Docker 🐳, and SSH 🔒. This step-by-step video will show you how to deploy a simple React ⚛️ application from GitHub 🐱 to a Docker container on an Ubuntu server 🖥️.

🎓 What You'll Learn:

1️⃣ How to install and configure Jenkins on your local machine 🛠️. 2️⃣ Setting up an Ubuntu server with Docker and SSH enabled 🌐. 3️⃣ Using Docker Compose to host Jenkins and an Ubuntu server 🐳🖥️. 4️⃣ Installing essential Jenkins plugins (Git, NodeJS, Docker Pipeline, SSH Agent) 🔌. 5️⃣ Writing a Jenkins pipeline script in Groovy 📝 to automate the deployment process 🚀. 6️⃣ Cloning a React project, building it, creating a Docker image, and deploying it to a server ⚛️➡️🐳➡️🖥️. 7️⃣ Securely managing credentials within Jenkins 🔒 to keep your secrets safe 🛡️.

✨ This demo is designed for anyone looking to understand Jenkins pipelines, from beginners 👶 to experienced developers 👩‍💻👨‍💻. We’ll walk you through each step, ensuring you can replicate this setup in your own projects 🏗️.

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[thanhnguyencong-vkvv]

I spent two weeks following this tutorial. With the help of copilot and a little bit of research by myself, I can finally successfully build a Jenkins pipeline for a simple React application. I feel like the tutorial is not fully thorough and comprehensive, which to me, can be both a good and bad thing. Bad thing is that, you couldn't follow up with the speed of this tutorial if you're a beginner (like a real beginner who has absolutely no experience in devops or jenkins/docker - literally me 2 weeks ago, and I spent so much time trying to solve the credential issues). But the good thing, thanks to that, I will have to dig deep and understand clearly the concept in order to solve the issues by myself. So to sums up, I would still say that, this is a great tutorial :) I watched this over and over again over the last two weeks. Thank you and I trul appreciate the work you've done

[hendrjl]

hiii, can you provide github links for compose file ? thanks

[pleasethink]

I followed but I feel bad for anyone here just trying to get to know Jenkins and is not versed in docker, docker compose, ssh, etc.