The Overview of Jenkins
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Today, I would like to share with you an article about the overview of Jenkins. I hope this article has more support DevOps Let's move to the article and I will explain the last part of this article.
PART 03:
Comparison of Jenkins
| Before | After |
| The source code was created and then tested in its entirety. It was difficult and time-consuming to locate and resolve defects in the event of build and test failure, which slowed the software delivery process. | Every commit to the source code is built and tested before being released. As a result, rather than inspecting the complete source code, engineers should concentrate on a single commit. As a result, new software is released on a regular basis. |
| Test results must be awaited by developers. | Developers get real-time access to the test results of every commit made to the source code. |
| The entire procedure is done by hand. | All you have to do is commit changes to the source code, and Jenkins will take care of the rest. |
Jenkins Characteristics :
Adoption:
Jenkins has a large user base, with over 147,000+ active installations and over 1 million users worldwide.
Plugins:
Jenkins has over 1,000+ plugins that allow it to integrate with the majority of development, testing, and deployment technologies.
Jenkins's Advantages :
It's a free and open-source program.
It is completely free.
It does not necessitate any additional hardware or software. This indicates that it is simple to set up.
It's simple to customize.
It has over 1000+ plugins to help you with your work. If a plugin isn't available, you can create one and share the script with the community.
It is portable because it is written in Java.
It is platform agnostic. It's compatible with a variety of platforms and operating systems. OS X, Windows, and Linux, for example.
Because it is open source and extensively utilized, it is simple to support.
Jenkins also supports cloud architecture, allowing us to use Jenkins on cloud platforms.
Jenkins' Disadvantages :
In comparison to contemporary user interface trends, its interface is outdated and not user-friendly.
It is difficult to maintain because it runs on a server and requires server administrator abilities to monitor its activity.
Due to minor setup modifications, CI frequently fails. CI will be suspended, necessitating the attention of members of the developer team.
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Link:
PART 01:
The Overview of Jenkins - PART - 01
PART 02:
The Overview of Jenkins - PART - 02
PART 04:
PART 05:
Source:
www.jenkins.io/doc/
www.lambdatest.com/blog/what-is-jenkins/
M M Zaheer Hussain
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