How to Create Your First Jenkins Job: Beginner-Friendly Freestyle Project Guide | Jenkins Tutorial
In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you'll learn how to create your first Jenkins job using a freestyle project. 🎯 Freestyle jobs are the simplest way to start automating tasks with Jenkins and are perfect for those new to continuous integration. In this video, we’ll walk you through each step of the setup process, from creating a job to executing a basic Bash command. 🚀
✔️ Step-by-step guide to creating your first freestyle project
🔥 Learn how to configure your job to run shell commands
🔧 Understand Jenkins build logs and troubleshooting tips
⏱️ Trigger builds manually and monitor progress
If you're new to Jenkins and DevOps, this tutorial will help you understand the core concepts behind Jenkins automation.
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📚 Chapters
0:01 – 👋 Introduction to the Tutorial – Overview of creating your first Jenkins freestyle project.
0:28 – 💻 Setting Up Jenkins on Virtual Machine – Quick setup of Jenkins on a VirtualBox Rocky Linux VM.
1:52 – 📝 Creating Your First Jenkins Job – How to create a freestyle project in Jenkins.
2:43 – 🔧 Configuring Freestyle Project – Configuring the job and understanding its flexibility.
3:52 – ⚙️ Building and Executing the Job – Running a shell command in Jenkins to generate an output file.
5:59 – 📊 Viewing Build Logs – Checking build logs and output after execution.
6:59 – 🛠️ Troubleshooting Build Errors – Common build errors and how to resolve them.
7:56 – 🚀 Triggering Builds Manually – Manually triggering builds and monitoring progress.
8:43 – 📂 Experimenting with New Commands – How to try new commands like date or ls in your Jenkins job.
9:07 – ✔️ Conclusion and Next Steps – Recap and preview of future advanced Jenkins tutorials.
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