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Jenkins is an open source automation server. It helps automate the parts of software development related to building, testing, and deploying, facilitating continuous integration, and continuous delivery. It is a server-based system that runs in servlet containers such as Apache Tomcat.
How to Set Up Jenkins for Node.js Continuous Deployment
Node.js projects have a particular rhythm — fast dependency installs, quick test suites, and a deployment story that…
How to Use Jenkins with SonarQube for Code Quality
Code quality is one of those things every development team says they care about, right up until a…
How to Monitor Jenkins Builds with Prometheus
If you’ve ever been paged at 2 AM because a deployment silently failed, or spent an afternoon digging…
How to Use Jenkins with AWS for Continuous Deployment
Getting code from a developer’s laptop to a live AWS environment used to mean a checklist of manual…
How to Set Up Jenkins for .NET Projects
.NET has changed a lot over the past few years — cross-platform .NET Core (now just “.NET”) means…
How to Create a Jenkins Pipeline for Java Projects
Java and Jenkins have a long shared history — Jenkins itself runs on the JVM, and it was…
How to Set Up Jenkins for Ruby on Rails Projects
Rails developers often gravitate toward hosted CI services like CircleCI or GitHub Actions, but Jenkins remains a genuinely…
How to Use Jenkins with Ansible for Configuration Management
Building and testing your application is only half the CI/CD story — at some point that code has…
How to Configure Jenkins for Automated Deployment
There’s a specific moment in a lot of teams’ history where deployment stops being “someone runs a script…
How to Integrate Jenkins with Artifactory
Every CI/CD pipeline eventually produces something — a JAR, a Docker image, an npm package, a compiled binary…