Thanks for the opportunity to make this tutorial! DevOps is a lot of fun and I enjoyed getting to create this video 🙂 Let me know if you have any questions 🤓
@Ryotsu Kankichi Exactly! What was the point crating second server for Docker when there was nowhere shown how to pull latest image from Dockerhub to the server and show application working! Is there a second part coming?
Thanks and Great for Upload !!! Make a Playlist contains all DevOps related Courses Like AWS , Azure, K8s,terraform,GitLab now Jenkins If possible Pls make Video on Python for DevOps with Automation / Ansible for DevOps . Which will sum-up to all existing DevOps related Courses 👍👍
Nice tutorial covering Jenkins at a glance. What is not mentioned though is a procedure of deploying an artifact in a server after this has been built from Jenkins. In general this a topic that I have devoted with and I haven't find any smooth way (like using a Jenkins plugin for example) to push your code to a server without just SSH to it and do your magic there with custom bash commands.
It depends. If you use kubernetes, you can upload your newly built image to your image repository, update the corresponding manifest and ArgoCD will automatically deploy it. I've built similar pipelines in which, with Jenkins running inside Kubernetes, it's deployed using Kubernete's rest API. If it's static content, you can use your infrastructure's API to update it at some pipeline's step, etc.
need to explain how to handle secure variables like dockerhub creds in pipelines in more detail, this is a pretty significant possible security flaw irl
FreeCodeCamp my fav thanks for all the contents some corrections as given below. Mistake at 9:48 the slide says Continuous delivery automatically deploys code to production but that's not right as we need manual approval for Continuous Delivery only in case of Continuous deployment we will automatically deploy the code to prod. There is a huge difference between Continuous delivery and deployment.
Nice tutorial. Thank you. One question: Every time I push server to the code, your pipeline would build a docker image. Would that fill up the server's filesystem with images or is Jenkins cleaning that up automatically? Or should I put another stage in the pipeline (after pushing it to the hub) to delete the image that was just built?
Having to install git/node/whatever on the build servers seems to be not ideal. What if different projects require different software versions? Is the best practice to run those tests in containers?
Definetely running tests with containers is a good practice as it exempts you from the obvious problems that you will face if not following this procedure. This can be easily configured by having something like the below under the Pipeline scope of Jenkinsfile. environment { JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS = '-Duser.home=/var/maven' } agent { docker { image 'maven:3.8.1-jdk-11' args '-v /tmp/maven:/var/maven/.m2 -e MAVEN_CONFIG=/var/maven/.m2' } } I guess sth equivalent will exist for npm and other platforms as well.
I am using jenkins for cicd, in jenkins under manage Nodes and cloud --> left hand side we get configure cloud.. We usually create cloud instances manually adding ip, name of the slave machines..so that jenkins job could use Is their rest api I could use to create new cloud slave under configure cloud option ???
hi Gwen, I wasn't able to move past the front-end test section as it was running into a validation error as the vue-jest module in the transform option was not found. Has anyone else run into this issue?
Nice beginner tutorial. I have just one question - if the stage agent is set to "any" and we have Docker installed only on the "Docker" agent, then wouldn't it fail if the job is sent to the other agent?
Bitwarden/Vaultwarden. Best selfhosted password manager ever. Using it for years. Amazing stuff. The server, the browser extension and the android app. Perfect.
that page appears after u download jenkins for the first time and start the server. either by running the application in cmd/terminal or run in a server and connect to it like this tutorial
Hi, everything ok? I would like to congratulate you for your work, I would like to know if there is a way for me to create another Jenkins account, because I am a beginner and I used the "role-based strategy" plugin and I ended up not creating the permissions and now I log into my account, but I do not have the permissions in "windows"
How is your "Login" stage persisted to you "Push" stage? Aren't stages isolate environments, or do they persist variables and changes to the next stage?
Btw: when she said security, she wasn’t kidding. I’ve checked many an SSH log to see Chinese or Russian hackers try to brute force my instances with username “jenkins”, so lock down your SSH host (private/public key, no password less login, no password login, additionally change the port)
It's a typically CI/CD scam tutorial where the tutor smartly frauds the CD part😄. Deploying to dockerhub is not deployment. Deployment step should let your code reach to the server(s). What you are doing is "publishing a container" to dockerhub.
What on Earth is problem for using bigger fonts? Some of us are vision impaired and we also need to watch and educate we cant see small fonts,every tutorial should be recorded with zoomed UI
Thanks for the opportunity to make this tutorial! DevOps is a lot of fun and I enjoyed getting to create this video 🙂
Let me know if you have any questions 🤓
Always bringing excelent content @Faraway Academy
So good seeing u here Gwen! Welcome back
@Ryotsu Kankichi Exactly! What was the point crating second server for Docker when there was nowhere shown how to pull latest image from Dockerhub to the server and show application working! Is there a second part coming?
hello im a slow learner with dislexia, ive been learning javascript since april and forgot 99% of what ive learned any advice?
@Faraday Academy Does anyone know the name of the extension used in 17:44 to generate a password?
It's the most desirable tutorial for me right now, thank you very much
I NEEDED THIS. Thanks . There are where few videos about Jenkins . Nowadays all attention is focus on GitHub actions and other similar products
Your tempo and your explanation is in my opinion the best ❤
This was a very good introduction. Thanks for also leaving in the error your encountered.
Awesome tutorial. Was super easy to understand and follow along. Thank you Gwen and FCC.
Is this complete jenkins tutorial? And also are there any pre requisites?
Its a pretty good tutorial, I got stuck in the github API rate limit which I´m trying to solve now. Thanks a lot!
Thanks and Great for Upload !!!
Make a Playlist contains all DevOps related Courses Like AWS , Azure, K8s,terraform,GitLab now Jenkins
If possible Pls make Video on Python for DevOps with Automation / Ansible for DevOps . Which will sum-up to all existing DevOps related Courses
👍👍
Good idea. ruclips.net/p/PLWKjhJtqVAbkzvvpY12KkfiIGso9A_Ixs
Nice tutorial covering Jenkins at a glance. What is not mentioned though is a procedure of deploying an artifact in a server after this has been built from Jenkins. In general this a topic that I have devoted with and I haven't find any smooth way (like using a Jenkins plugin for example) to push your code to a server without just SSH to it and do your magic there with custom bash commands.
It depends. If you use kubernetes, you can upload your newly built image to your image repository, update the corresponding manifest and ArgoCD will automatically deploy it. I've built similar pipelines in which, with Jenkins running inside Kubernetes, it's deployed using Kubernete's rest API.
If it's static content, you can use your infrastructure's API to update it at some pipeline's step, etc.
need to explain how to handle secure variables like dockerhub creds in pipelines in more detail, this is a pretty significant possible security flaw irl
Simple but interactive. Thank you
It is a great tutorial! Probably I'll watch this video again - I didn't catch it all in one view.
Amazing job! Thank you for such a nice and clean introduction to Jenkins!
This is amazing content for beginners. Learned and understand what Jenkins can do
Is this complete jenkins tutorial? And also are there any pre requisites?
Hooray this course is here!
FreeCodeCamp my fav thanks for all the contents some corrections as given below.
Mistake at 9:48 the slide says Continuous delivery automatically deploys code to production but that's not right as we need manual approval for Continuous Delivery only in case of Continuous deployment we will automatically deploy the code to prod. There is a huge difference between Continuous delivery and deployment.
I just literally finished now! Thanks Gwen and freecodecamp! It was fun!
Npm works without error?
Is this complete jenkins tutorial? And also are there any pre requisites?
Please make more videos on Jenkins .
Thank you for making this video for learning myself.
I wonder why do you need another linode instance which install docker?
I didn't get that part too
Nice tutorial. Thank you.
One question: Every time I push server to the code, your pipeline would build a docker image. Would that fill up the server's filesystem with images or is Jenkins cleaning that up automatically? Or should I put another stage in the pipeline (after pushing it to the hub) to delete the image that was just built?
Having to install git/node/whatever on the build servers seems to be not ideal. What if different projects require different software versions? Is the best practice to run those tests in containers?
Definetely running tests with containers is a good practice as it exempts you from the obvious problems that you will face if not following this procedure. This can be easily configured by having something like the below under the Pipeline scope of Jenkinsfile.
environment {
JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS = '-Duser.home=/var/maven'
}
agent {
docker {
image 'maven:3.8.1-jdk-11'
args '-v /tmp/maven:/var/maven/.m2 -e MAVEN_CONFIG=/var/maven/.m2'
}
}
I guess sth equivalent will exist for npm and other platforms as well.
Great video!!
I have a question though... 20:09 did you used the the second server ie _freecodecamp-application_
Great presentation and a good introduction for newbies
the part of docker is not complete, but its a fonemenal tutorial, thanks!!!
Well explained and easy to follow tutorial. Good Work
Awesome to see. I also just posted a Jenkins Tutorial recently
Been needing this, thanks!
You failed to discuss the dockerhub connection in the last section of this video. I checked part2 and it is not aligned with part1.
@13:54 downside: this requires payment/credit card for creating a linode account !!!
what did you do? any free substitute?
Wow wow wow.. Thanks a ton for this 🙏
Freecodecamp never disappoints.
I am using jenkins for cicd, in jenkins under manage Nodes and cloud --> left hand side we get configure cloud.. We usually create cloud instances manually adding ip, name of the slave machines..so that jenkins job could use Is their rest api I could use to create new cloud slave under configure cloud option ???
Great material and great intro. Thanks for sharing!
Just what I needed when I needed.
Thanks a lot most needed ...waiting for so far 😀
Hmm.. it's just me noticing you created a separate Linux machine with Docker but never used it ? But nice tutorial to start with Jenkins 👍
hi Gwen, I wasn't able to move past the front-end test section as it was running into a validation error as the vue-jest module in the transform option was not found. Has anyone else run into this issue?
Hey Gwen! amazing content. :)
AT 20:46 it was unclear to me how you got to the initial jenkins screen? Is this in a browser?
Yeah same. She says "I'm just going to login" but doesn't say how, can't figure it out!
Did I missed the part where she had deployed artifact on the second instance? Why did she provision the second instance?
Thank you for the tutorial!
Could you guys make a data fundamentals full course pls
Nice beginner tutorial. I have just one question - if the stage agent is set to "any" and we have Docker installed only on the "Docker" agent, then wouldn't it fail if the job is sent to the other agent?
Is this complete jenkins tutorial? And also are there any pre requisites?
I wasn't ready for the plin plin plon name drop
What a great course. Thank a lot
A big Thank you!! ❤
Anyone had error
npm ERR! code ENOMEM
npm ERR! syscall spawn
npm ERR! errno -12
npm ERR! spawn ENOMEM
after add command front-end unit test (53:00)?
Very informative video
Does anyone know the name of the extension used in 17:44 to generate a password?
Bitwarden/Vaultwarden. Best selfhosted password manager ever. Using it for years. Amazing stuff. The server, the browser extension and the android app. Perfect.
I have the latest npm/node installed and keep getting npm WARN deprecated no matter what I install/uninstall.
Really thanks a lot free code camp 😌
Very useful video, thanks!
What are the biggest problems using Jenkins?
Becoming pls
Everything
At minute 21:36 where did you find that white page saying unlock jenkins?
that page appears after u download jenkins for the first time and start the server. either by running the application in cmd/terminal or run in a server and connect to it like this tutorial
What's is the name of the password gestor that she use?
Hi, everything ok? I would like to congratulate you for your work, I would like to know if there is a way for me to create another Jenkins account, because I am a beginner and I used the "role-based strategy" plugin and I ended up not creating the permissions and now I log into my account, but I do not have the permissions in "windows"
Thank you, learned a lot!! 👍
Does anyone know the password manager she was using?
great content
Never disappoints.
How is your "Login" stage persisted to you "Push" stage? Aren't stages isolate environments, or do they persist variables and changes to the next stage?
Helpline📲📥⬆️
Questions can come in⬆️
Can we build our own vpn system ?
Can a Arduino uno control 4 motor individsually
❤YES FINALLY!!!! Jenkins!!!!😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😂😭😭😍😍😍
Btw: when she said security, she wasn’t kidding. I’ve checked many an SSH log to see Chinese or Russian hackers try to brute force my instances with username “jenkins”, so lock down your SSH host (private/public key, no password less login, no password login, additionally change the port)
It's a typically CI/CD scam tutorial where the tutor smartly frauds the CD part😄. Deploying to dockerhub is not deployment. Deployment step should let your code reach to the server(s). What you are doing is "publishing a container" to dockerhub.
Can you recommend s good course?
Please
@Free Code Camp can you please make a full course on Kubernetes
Thnx for this video
Thank you!!
What on Earth is problem for using bigger fonts? Some of us are vision impaired and we also need to watch and educate we cant see small fonts,every tutorial should be recorded with zoomed UI
Thanks a lot ❤️
Awesome 👍
LETSSSSGOOO
So helpfull, thanks a lot
Thank goodness for 2x play speed
Linode doesn't seem to have that free for starters offer anymore.
Wow❤😍
Beautiful 😍
Gteat Thanks
👏🙂
Ну такое себе.. реклама облачных решений..
1st view and 1st like
ahh yes, Ol' Man Jenkins'
First!
Up
Thanks a lot for this, greetings ... by the way such a beautiful eyes je je
Good tutorial. But demonstrating how to enter username and password was seriously unnecessary, unless you wanted to humiliate your viewers.
Second 🌚
Presentation skills good do with some work tbh. Content is good but the delivery is a bit stale. Sounds like shes bored.
Very basic stuff.
why do i think this is AI generated LOL.
Read about islam people❤🌹
No
Nice demo!
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Thank you!!!
Thank you!