Docker and Jenkins: Orchestrating Continuous Delivery
Docker and Jenkins: Orchestrating Continuous Delivery
Combining Jenkins and Docker for effective and scalable continuous delivery.
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Past week I had the honor of speaking at the Docker Barcelona Meetup about how to use Jenkins for doing typical Docker tasks like creating images, publishing them, or having a trace of what has occurred on them. Finally I introduced the new (or not so new) Jenkins Pipeline plugin, which allows you to create your continuous delivery pipeline by coding it using a Groovy DSL instead of relying on static steps like when you use FreeStyle jobs. At the end I showed the crowd how to use it with Docker.
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Jenkins Docker from Alex Soto
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