Complete Jenkins Tutorial | Learn Jenkins From Scratch In 3 Hours 🎯| LambdaTest

This LambdaTest Jenkins Tutorial will help you learn the fundamentals of Jenkins and everything you need to know to get started with Jenkins.

You will learn:
🔸 What is Jenkins?
🔸 What is Jenkins and why do we use it?
🔸 What are the features of Jenkins?
🔸 How does Jenkins integrate with GitHub?
🔸 What Jenkins is used for?
🔸 How Jenkins works in real-time?

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0:00:00 Introduction to Jenkins full course tutorial
0:06:10 Understanding what is Jenkins
0:25:18 Jenkins installation and configuration
0:32:00 How to integrate Jenkins and GitHub
0:58:17 How to create Jenkins Job for Maven project
1:14:22 Adding Jenkins Controller and agent node for Windows
1:26:11 Adding Jenkins Controller and Jenkins agent node in Azure
1:44:09 Understanding Jenkins Pipeline
2:12:53 Cross Browser Testing With LambdaTest Jenkins Plugin
2:52:04 Conclusion of Session

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[Tmess]

i spent money on a tutorial on Udemy and here i am ... this tutorial is more detailed than the one i spent money on. thank you

[guangqinghe]

This is the best tutorial I have ever seen on Jenkins.

[thedevguild]

Hi Moss, appreciate the step by step explanation and walkthrough, I find it very helpful in my course of work!

[nagarajhegde]

You should make lot of technical videos. So patient, clear, concise but enough detail nevertheless. Non nonsense stuff. Really really liked the video, I'll keep coming back to the tutorial again and again. Thank you!

[techdude_bb]

Thanks Moss, this was really a great help!

[jawyor-kt]

Moss, this is crystal clear, well constructed video. Good job. You have great explanation skills.

[Effaceurs]

awesome, thanks a lot for the video. Highly appreciated.

[georgeedgeworth]

You are the best Mosh, really great video!

[bigFinLittleFin]

Good stuff, thank you for the work you put in to make this easy to understand. I'm pretty new to web dev in general and could've used a little more context on setting Jenkins up on an EC2 instance but I'll figure it out elsewhere. Please keep em coming!

[ArsenGTS]

There is a special place in Paradise for people like You!

[mihirbhatt]

Username it takes is "jenkins" while setting up the key credentials, and then we need to switch to that user (in cli) in order to generate key pair to make git connection work.

here are the steps

1. switch to jenkins user

sudo su - jenkins -s /bin/bash

2. Generate key pair

ssh-keygen

3. Configure private key in jenkins as described

4. Configure public key on git repository side in deploy key section

5. Test connection, it should work.

Note: This steps are for jenkins in local machine, ubuntu 20.04.

[leolimabh]

Hello Moss, I really liked your very good explanation. Also you have a very good pronunciation to us, not native speakers! The only problem is that you were working from localhost and then magically went to AWS with your jenkins.

[afzaalahmadali]

Very nice and concise Jenkins Training

[heberespinozaurra]

50:55 Don't forget the forward slash at the end! It will save you a lot of time trying to troubleshoot that!

[Runeblade]

As an absolute beginner, I can say that it would be nice if you walked people through setting up that simple git repo so we could follow along with you. Also, you do assume the viewer knows certain things, such as when you cat the keys. You did it so quickly I had a hard time pausing the video to see exactly what you were catting. Just some thoughts on what I have seen so far.

[ruchitaayare]

Thank you for amazing videos .Really appreciated !!

[海涛高]

Greate job by putting up all these stuff together. Thank you! It seems the order of the chapters of creating agent on linux and windows should be swapped though.

[vvishwa]

Hi Moss you can smile sometimes in the video😃

[jorgelucas]

Teacher, I have a question...
When you joined the Jenkins integration class with the GIT HUB, your jenkins moved from location to an instance on AWS... In order to proceed with the integration and the labs in the class, I need to abandon my local installation and install again jenkins in an instance on AWS?

[death]

Thanks for this amazing tutorial. I had an issue with trying to set up the web hook, cant use local host url of course. Is there a work around this ? did i miss something ?