Writing modern software is hard because there are many groups involved in the delivery of software, including developers, QA, operations, product owners, customer support, and sales. There needs to be a process by which the development of the software is done in an automated way as it is being built. The process of continuous integration and continuous delivery will help ensure that the software that you deliver to your end users is of the highest quality and has been through a series of checks in a CI/CD pipeline. In this book, you will learn how to use Jenkins CI and how to write freestyle scripts, plugins, as well as how to use the newer Jenkins 2.0 UI and pipelines. You will learn about Travis CI in terms of the UI, the Travis ...
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