1. 1. Jenkins
2. 2. Jenkins
3. 1. 2.1. What are CI/CD and why are they useful?
   2. 2.2. Prerequisites for CD
   3. 2.3. Prerequisites for CI
   4. 2.4. Steps of CI/CD
   5. 2.5. What is Jenkins?
   6. 2.6. Jenkins Support for Version Control Systems
   7. 2.7. Jenkins setup
   8. 2.8. Install Jenkins
   9. 2.9. Install Jenkins on Ubuntu
   10. 2.10. Download Jenkins
   11. 2.11. Run Jenkins war files
   12. 2.12. Install on Ubuntu
   13. 2.13. Jenkins modes
   14. 2.14. Jenkins: Initial configuration
   15. 2.15. Jenkins report results
   16. 2.16. Trigger build by commit
   17. 2.17. Collect test results: xUnit integration
   18. 2.18. No graph error
   19. 2.19. Deploy
   20. 2.20. Configure application
   21. 2.21. Jenkins master/slave
   22. 2.22. Jenkins master/agent
   23. 2.23. Jenkins resources
4. 3. Jenkins Freestyle projects
5. 1. 3.1. Create new Job
   2. 3.2. Demo Freestyle project
   3. 3.3. Freestyle Project
   4. 3.4. Scheduling builds by polling the repository
   5. 3.5. Scheduling builds by GitHub hook
   6. 3.6. Jenkins: Add user - github
   7. 3.7. Jenkins: GitHub trigger
   8. 3.8. Configure
   9. 3.9. Add Jenkins script
6. 4. Jenkins Pipelines
7. 1. 4.1. Pipeline
   2. 4.2. Docker
   3. 4.3. Setup Pipeline
   4. 4.4. Groovy in Jenkisfile
   5. 4.5. First Pipeline
   6. 4.6. Pipeline agents
   7. 4.7. Pipeline post stages
   8. 4.8. Pipeline for our project
   9. 4.9. artifacts
   10. 4.10. Blue Ocean
8. 5. Jenkins and Python
9. 1. 5.1. Jenkins: Testing Python
   2. 5.2. Integrate pylint reporting
   3. 5.3. Python project to try Jenkins
   4. 5.4. Collect test results: xUnit integration
   5. 5.5. Jenkins: Private GitHub repository
10. 6. Jenkins administration
11. 1. 6.1. Jenkins Files
    2. 6.2. Jenkins: Manual Backup
    3. 6.3. Backup Jenkins
    4. 6.4. Configure Matrix Based Authentication
    5. 6.5. Jenkins configuration files