Instructor-led Jenkins workshops, delivered through online or onsite formats, utilize interactive dialogue and practical application to illustrate the deployment of a Jenkins continuous integration infrastructure (commonly known as continuous builds, continuous releases, or continuous testing). These courses are tailored for government entities.
Jenkins instruction is offered via "online live training" or "onsite live training." Online sessions, also termed "remote live training," are conducted using an interactive remote desktop. Onsite training may be provided at client facilities in US or at NobleProg corporate facilities in US.
Curricula address Jenkins Continuous Integration for Agile testing across Java, .Net, JavaScript, and additional programming languages. The format encourages active engagement between instructors and participants. Real-world scenarios are analyzed, and specific operational inquiries are resolved during the session.
This live professional development session in US (delivered virtually or in-person) examines the core concepts and operational use of Jenkins. It is designed for software developers and DevOps specialists aiming to implement Jenkins, manage job configurations, and automate significant components of the software development cycle.
Upon completion, participants will be equipped to:
Apply the foundational tenets of continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD).
Provision and configure Jenkins environments for software automation for government operations.
Develop and oversee Jenkins tasks dedicated to application compilation and validation.
Establish and tailor automated pipelines to manage software releases.