diff maven jenkins
diff maven jenkins
Different tools for supporting Continuous Integration are Hudson, Jenkins and
Bamboo.
Jenkins is the most popular one currently. They provide integration with various
version
control systems and build tools.
Question: How Continuous Integration process does work?
Whenever developer commits changes in version control system, then Continuous
Integration server detects that changes are committed. And goes through following
process
Continuous Integration server retrieves latest copy of changes.
It build code with new changes in build tools.
If build fails notify to developer.
After build pass run automated test cases if test cases fail notify to developer.
Create package for deployment environment.
Question: What Are The Software Required For Continuous
Integration process?
Here are the minimum tools you need to achieve CI
Source code repository : To commit code and changes for example git.
Server: It is Continuous Integration software for example Jenkin, Teamcity.
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Build tool: It builds application on particular way for example maven, gradle.
Deployment environment : On which application will be deployed.
Question: What Is Jenkins Software?
Jenkins is self-contained, open source automation server used to automate all sorts
of
tasks related to building, testing, and delivering or deploying software.
Jenkins is one of the leading open source automation servers available. Jenkins has
an
extensible, plugin-based architecture, enabling developers to create 1,400+ plugins
to
adapt it to a multitude of build, test and deployment technology integrations.
Questions: What is a Jenkins Pipeline?
Jenkins Pipeline (or simply “Pipeline”) is a suite of plugins which supports
implementing
and integrating continuous delivery pipelines into Jenkins..
Question: What is the difference between Maven,
Ant,Gradle and Jenkins ?
Maven and Ant are Build Technologies whereas Jenkins is a continuous integration
tool.
Question: Why do we use Jenkins?
Jenkins is an open-source continuous integration software tool written in the Java
programming language for testing and reporting on isolated changes in a larger code
base
in real time.
The Jenkins software enables developers to find and solve defects in a code base
rapidly
and to automate testing of their builds.