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Jenkins Practice Documentation – A Comprehensive Guide

This document provides a detailed, chapter‑by‑chapter guide to Jenkins, covering its fundamentals, installation on various platforms, management, integration with tools, pipeline creation for frontend, backend, and mobile projects, as well as container deployment and monitoring solutions.

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Jenkins Practice Documentation – A Comprehensive Guide

Jenkins Practice Documentation

Chapter 1: Understanding Jenkins

1.1 What is Jenkins?

1.2 Jenkins Features

1.3 Jenkins Evolution

1.4 Jenkins Project Types

1.5 Jenkins Parameter Types

1.6 Jenkins Build Triggers

Chapter 2: Installing Jenkins

2.1 Prerequisites

2.1.1 Hardware Requirements

2.1.2 Software Requirements

2.2 Installing Jenkins on Windows

2.3 Installing Jenkins on Linux

2.4 Installing Jenkins on macOS

Chapter 3: Managing Jenkins

3.1 Jenkins User Management

3.2 Jenkins Credential Management

3.3 Jenkins Permission Management

3.4 Jenkins Project Management

3.5 Jenkins View Management

3.6 Jenkins Plugin Management

Chapter 4: Integrating Jenkins

4.1 Jenkins + Maven

4.2 Jenkins + Gradle

4.3 Jenkins + Ant

4.4 Jenkins + LDAP

4.5 Jenkins + GitLab

4.5.1 Webhook Auto‑Trigger

4.5.2 SSO Authentication

4.6 Jenkins + SaltStack

4.7 Jenkins + Ansible

4.8 Jenkins + SonarQube

4.9 Jenkins + Artifactory

4.10 Jenkins + Nexus

4.11 Jenkins + ZenTao

4.11 Jenkins + Docker

Chapter 5: Pipeline Basics

5.1 Pipeline Basics – Understanding Pipelines

5.2 Pipeline Practice – Pipeline Syntax

Chapter 6: Frontend Project Pipeline Practice

6.1 Static Resource Publishing

6.2 Node.js Project Publishing

6.3 .NET Project Publishing

Chapter 7: Backend Project Pipeline Practice

7.1 Java Spring Boot Project Publishing

7.2 Go (Golang) Project Publishing

Chapter 8: Mobile Project Pipeline Practice

8.1 Building Android Environment on CentOS

8.2 Manual Android Project Publishing

8.3 Automated Android Project Publishing via Jenkins

Chapter 9: Jenkins API

9.1 Jenkins User Authorization API

Chapter 10: Container Deployment

10.1 Jenkins Slave Container Configuration

10.2 Deploying Jenkins on OpenShift

10.3 Deploying Build Resource Pools on OpenShift

Chapter 11: Additional Configurations

11.1 Jenkins + InfluxDB + Grafana for Build Data Collection

11.2 Introduction to Prometheus

11.3 Prometheus Installation, Monitoring, Visualization, and Alerting

11.4 JMeter API Testing Practice

11.5 Ant + JMeter Batch API Testing Practice

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