Git , Maven , Jenkins CI/CD

The "Git, Maven, Jenkins CI/CD Mastery" course is a comprehensive training program designed to provide participants with a deep understanding of version control, build automation, and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) practices using Git, Maven, and Jenkins. Through a combination of theory, hands-on exercises, and real-world projects, participants will learn how to effectively manage source code, automate builds, and streamline the software development lifecycle.

Course Highlights:

• Duration: 3 weeks / 1.5 to 2 hours of per day (Flexible Timings) 

   

Git , Maven , Jenkins CI/CD Course

Course Outline:

Module 1: Introduction to Version Control and Git

• Understanding the importance of version control

• Overview of Git and its distributed version control model

• Installing Git and setting up user profiles

Module 2: Git Fundamentals

• Creating and initializing a Git repository

• Staging and committing changes

• Viewing commit history and managing branches

Module 3: Git Collaboration and Remote Repositories

• Collaborating with remote repositories (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket)

• Cloning, pulling, and pushing changes

• Resolving merge conflicts and pull requests

Module 4: Introduction to Build Automation with Maven

• Overview of build automation and Maven

• Installing Maven and setting up project structure

• Creating a simple Maven project

Module 5: Managing Dependencies with Maven

• Defining project dependencies in the pom.xml file

• Resolving dependencies from repositories

• Understanding transitive dependencies

Module 6: Maven Build Lifecycle and Plugins

• Understanding Maven's build lifecycle phases

• Executing build goals with Maven plugins

• Configuring custom build profiles

Module 7: Introduction to Continuous Integration (CI)

• Understanding CI/CD concepts and benefits

• Overview of Jenkins and its role in CI

• Installing and setting up Jenkins

Module 8: Jenkins Jobs and Pipelines

• Creating and configuring Jenkins jobs

• Introduction to Jenkins Pipeline as code

• Defining and executing basic pipelines

Module 9: Integrating Git and Jenkins

• Configuring Jenkins to build projects from Git repositories

• Setting up webhook triggers for automated builds

Module 10: Implementing Automated Testing

• Integrating automated testing into Jenkins pipelines

• Executing unit tests, integration tests, and other testing stages

Module 11: Continuous Deployment (CD) with Jenkins

• Automating deployment using Jenkins

• Deploying applications to different environments

• Blue-Green and Canary deployment strategies

Module 12: Artifact Management and Release Management

• Managing and distributing build artifacts with Jenkins

• Implementing versioning and release strategies

Module 13: Jenkins Plugins and Extensions

• Exploring Jenkins plugin ecosystem

• Integrating third-party tools and services

Module 14: Security and Access Control

• Implementing security measures in Jenkins

• Configuring user authentication and authorization

Module 15: Monitoring and Reporting

• Monitoring build and deployment processes

• Generating build and test reports

• Integrating dashboards and notifications

Module 16: Scalability and High Availability

• Scaling Jenkins for larger projects and teams

• Implementing high availability and load balancing

Module 17: Future Trends in CI/CD and DevOps

• Exploring emerging trends and technologies in CI/CD

• Introduction to DevOps practices and culture