Set up production-ready CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins. Automate code builds, testing and deployment to streamline your software delivery process.

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Jenkins is an open-source tool used to manage Continuous Integration (CI) in the software development lifecycle. It automates tasks such as code builds, tests, security scans, and Docker image builds. A Jenkins pipeline, defined by either a Jenkins file or Groovy script, orchestrates these stages. The Jenkins Controller directs tasks to Jenkins Agents, which execute them. Jenkins offers extensive plugin support, making it highly integrative and customizable, although there are challenges such as a steep learning curve and resource intensity. Notably, Jenkins is recommended primarily for CI rather than continuous deployment (CD), where tools like Devtron can provide better support.

What is Jenkins? A Quick Guide for CI/CD with Jenkins

Continuous Integration and Continous Deployment (CI/CD)

How to Create a CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins

Recommendation: Don’t Use Jenkins for CD