Jenkins: The Definitive Guide. Continuous Integration for the Masses John Ferguson Smart

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Spis treści książki

• Jenkins: The Definitive Guide
• Foreword
• Preface
  • Audience
  • Book Layout
  • Jenkins or Hudson?
  • Font Conventions
  • Command-Line Conventions
  • Contributors
  • The Review Team
  • Book Sponsors
    • Wakaleo Consulting
    • CloudBees
    • Odd-e
  • Using Code Examples
  • Safari Books Online
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Introducing Jenkins
  • Introduction
  • Continuous Integration Fundamentals
  • Introducing Jenkins (née Hudson)
  • From Hudson to JenkinsA Short History
  • Should I Use Jenkins or Hudson?
  • Introducing Continuous Integration into Your Organization
    • Phase 1No Build Server
    • Phase 2Nightly Builds
    • Phase 3Nightly Builds and Basic Automated Tests
    • Phase 4Enter the Metrics
    • Phase 5Getting More Serious About Testing
    • Phase 6Automated Acceptance Tests and More Automated Deployment
    • Phase 7Continuous Deployment
  • Where to Now?
• 2. Your First Steps with Jenkins
  • Introduction
  • Preparing Your Environment
    • Installing Java
    • Installing Git
    • Setting Up a GitHub Account
    • Configuring SSH Keys
    • Forking the Sample Repository
  • Starting Up Jenkins
  • Configuring the Tools
    • Configuring Your Maven Setup
    • Configuring the JDK
    • Notification
    • Setting Up Git
  • Your First Jenkins Build Job
  • Your First Build Job in Action
  • More ReportingDisplaying Javadocs
  • Adding Code Coverage and Other Metrics
  • Conclusion
• 3. Installing Jenkins
  • Introduction
  • Downloading and Installing Jenkins
  • Preparing a Build Server for Jenkins
  • The Jenkins Home Directory
  • Installing Jenkins on Debian or Ubuntu
  • Installing Jenkins on Red Hat, Fedora, or CentOS
  • Installing Jenkins on SUSE or OpenSUSE
  • Running Jenkins as a Stand-Alone Application
  • Running Jenkins Behind an Apache Server
  • Running Jenkins on an Application Server
  • Memory Considerations
  • Installing Jenkins as a Windows Service
  • Whats in the Jenkins Home Directory
  • Backing Up Your Jenkins Data
  • Upgrading Your Jenkins Installation
  • Conclusion
• 4. Configuring Your Jenkins Server
  • Introduction
  • The Configuration DashboardThe Manage Jenkins Screen
  • Configuring the System Environment
  • Configuring Global Properties
  • Configuring Your JDKs
  • Configuring Your Build Tools
    • Maven
    • Ant
    • Shell-Scripting Language
  • Configuring Your Version Control Tools
    • Configuring Subversion
    • Configuring CVS
  • Configuring the Mail Server
  • Configuring a Proxy
  • Conclusion
• 5. Setting Up Your Build Jobs
  • Introduction
  • Jenkins Build Jobs
  • Creating a Freestyle Build Job
    • General Options
    • Advanced Project Options
  • Configuring Source Code Management
    • Working with Subversion
    • Working with Git
      • Installing the plugin
        • System-wide configuration of the plugin
        • SSH key setup
      • Using the plugin
        • Advanced per-project source code management configuration
        • Branches to build
        • Excluded regions
        • Excluded users
        • Checkout/merge to local branch
        • Local subdirectory for repo
        • Merge before build
        • Prune remote branches before build
        • Clean after checkout
        • Recursively update submodules
        • Use commit author in changelog
        • Wipe out workspace
        • Choosing strategy
        • Git executable
        • Repository browser
      • Build triggers
        • Gerrit Trigger
      • Post-build actions
        • Push only if build succeeds
        • Merge results
        • Tags
        • Branches
      • GitHub plugin
  • Build Triggers
    • Triggering a Build Job Once Another Build Job Has Finished
    • Scheduled Build Jobs
    • Polling the SCM
    • Triggering Builds Remotely
    • Manual Build Jobs
  • Build Steps
    • Maven Build Steps
    • Ant Build Steps
    • Executing a Shell or Windows Batch Command
    • Using Jenkins Environment Variables in Your Builds
    • Running Groovy Scripts
    • Building Projects in Other Languages
  • Post-Build Actions
    • Reporting on Test Results
    • Archiving Build Results
    • Notifications
    • Building Other Projects
  • Running Your New Build Job
  • Working with Maven Build Jobs
    • Building Whenever a SNAPSHOT Dependency Is Built
    • Configuring the Maven Build
    • Post-Build Actions
    • Deploying to an Enterprise Repository Manager
    • Deploying to Commercial Enterprise Repository Managers
    • Managing Modules
    • Extra Build Steps in Your Maven Build Jobs
  • Using Jenkins with Other Languages
    • Building Projects with Grails
    • Building Projects with Gradle
      • The Gradle plugin for Jenkins
      • Incremental builds
    • Building Projects with Visual Studio MSBuild
    • Building Projects with NAnt
    • Building Projects with Ruby and Ruby on Rails
  • Conclusion
• 6. Automated Testing
  • Introduction
  • Automating Your Unit and Integration Tests
  • Configuring Test Reports in Jenkins
  • Displaying Test Results
  • Ignoring Tests
  • Code Coverage
    • Measuring Code Coverage with Cobertura
      • Integrating Cobertura with Maven
      • Integrating Cobertura with Ant
      • Installing the Cobertura code coverage plugin
      • Reporting on code coverage in your build
      • Interpreting code coverage metrics
    • Measuring Code Coverage with Clover
  • Automated Acceptance Tests
  • Automated Performance Tests with JMeter
  • Help! My Tests Are Too Slow!
    • Add More Hardware
    • Run Fewer Integration/Functional Tests
    • Run Your Tests in Parallel
  • Conclusion
• 7. Securing Jenkins
  • Introduction
  • Activating Security in Jenkins
  • Simple Security in Jenkins
  • Security RealmsIdentifying Jenkins Users
    • Using Jenkinss Built-in User Database
    • Using an LDAP Repository
    • Using Microsoft Active Directory
    • Using Unix Users and Groups
    • Delegating to the Servlet Container
    • Using Atlassian Crowd
    • Integrating with Other Systems
  • AuthorizationWho Can Do What
    • Matrix-based Security
      • Setting up matrix-based security
      • Fine-tuning user permissions
      • Help! Ive locked myself out!
    • Project-based Security
    • Role-based Security
  • AuditingKeeping Track of User Actions
  • Conclusion
• 8. Notification
  • Introduction
  • Email Notification
  • More Advanced Email Notification
  • Claiming Builds
  • RSS Feeds
  • Build Radiators
  • Instant Messaging
    • IM Notification with Jabber
    • IM Notification using IRC
  • IRC Notification
  • Desktop Notifiers
  • Notification via Notifo
  • Mobile Notification
  • SMS Notification
  • Making Noise
  • Extreme Feedback Devices
  • Conclusion
• 9. Code Quality
  • Introduction
  • Code Quality in Your Build Process
  • Popular Java and Groovy Code Quality Analysis Tools
    • Checkstyle
    • PMD/CPD
    • FindBugs
    • CodeNarc
  • Reporting on Code Quality Issues with the Violations Plugin
    • Working with Freestyle Build Jobs
    • Working with Maven Build Jobs
  • Using the Checkstyle, PMD, and FindBugs Reports
  • Reporting on Code Complexity
  • Reporting on Open Tasks
  • Integrating with Sonar
  • Conclusion
• 10. Advanced Builds
  • Introduction
  • Parameterized Build Jobs
    • Creating a Parameterized Build Job
    • Adapting Your Builds to Work with Parameterized Build Scripts
    • More Advanced Parameter Types
    • Building from a Subversion Tag
    • Building from a Git Tag
    • Starting a Parameterized Build Job Remotely
    • Parameterized Build Job History
  • Parameterized Triggers
  • Multiconfiguration Build Jobs
    • Setting Up a Multiconfiguration Build
    • Configuring a Slave Axis
    • Configuring a JDK Axis
    • Custom Axis
    • Running a Multiconfiguration Build
  • Generating Your Maven Build Jobs Automatically
    • Configuring a Job
    • Reusing Job Configuration with Inheritance
    • Plugin Support
    • Freestyle Jobs
  • Coordinating Your Builds
    • Parallel Builds in Jenkins
    • Dependency Graphs
    • Joins
    • Locks and Latches
  • Build Pipelines and Promotions
    • Managing Maven Releases with the M2Release Plugin
    • Copying Artifacts
    • Build Promotions
    • Aggregating Test Results
    • Build Pipelines
  • Conclusion
• 11. Distributed Builds
  • Introduction
  • The Jenkins Distributed Build Architecture
  • Master/Slave Strategies in Jenkins
    • The Master Starts the Slave Agent Using SSH
    • Starting the Slave Agent Manually Using Java Web Start
    • Installing a Jenkins Slave as a Windows Service
    • Starting the Slave Node in Headless Mode
    • Starting a Windows Slave as a Remote Service
  • Associating a Build Job with a Slave or Group of Slaves
  • Node Monitoring
  • Cloud Computing
    • Using Amazon EC2
      • Setting up your Amazon EC2 build farm
      • Using EC2 instances as part of your build farm
      • Using dynamic instances
  • Using the CloudBees DEV@cloud Service
  • Conclusion
• 12. Automated Deployment and Continuous Delivery
  • Introduction
  • Implementing Automated and Continuous Deployment
    • The Deployment Script
    • Database Updates
    • Smoke Tests
    • Rolling Back Changes
  • Deploying to an Application Server
    • Deploying a Java Application
      • Using the Deploy plugin
      • Redeploying a specific version
      • Deploying a version from a previous Jenkins build
      • Deploying a version from a Maven repository
    • Deploying Scripting-based Applications Like Ruby and PHP
  • Conclusion
• 13. Maintaining Jenkins
  • Introduction
  • Monitoring Disk Space
    • Using the Disk Usage Plugin
    • Disk Usage and the Jenkins Maven Project Type
  • Monitoring the Server Load
  • Backing Up Your Configuration
    • Fundamentals of Jenkins Backups
    • Using the Backup Plugin
    • More Lightweight Automated Backups
  • Archiving Build Jobs
  • Migrating Build Jobs
  • Conclusion
• A. Automating Your Unit and Integration Tests
  • Automating Your Tests with Maven
  • Automating Your Tests with Ant
• Index
• About the Author
• Colophon
• Copyright

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