A Journey Introducing Jenkins to Enterprise IT
summary
A team at Target introduces Jenkins to an API program and scales CI from one API to dozens, showing concrete wins: job DSL generates 30+ jobs from versioned code, builds pull requests, runs unit, perf and security scans, stores jars in Artifactory, and uses pin-and-promote deploys to advance versions. Jenkins triggers Chef and OpenStack to spin fresh OpenStack environments per run, automates PagerDuty and docs from API Blueprint, and moves to Jenkins Operations Center for multi-team scale and plugin governance.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:56Target API
- 1:34Location API
- 2:34Patch Changes
- 3:40Why Jenkins
- 4:55Change Habits
- 7:26Functional Cases Test Cases
- 8:23Onboarding API Jobs
- 9:40Code Coverage
- 10:27Performance Tests
- 12:12API Blueprints
- 13:33Infrastructure is Code
- 14:17Environments
- 15:46Deployments
- 18:35Monitoring Tools
- 19:05Pull Requests
- 19:59Vulnerability Testing
- 20:20promoted builds plugin
- 20:39chat ops plugin
- 21:37Jenkins Operations Center
- 21:49Jenkins Spreads
- 23:09The Conversation
- 26:38Adoption
- 27:00Job Folders
- 28:17Support
- 28:47Operation Center
- 29:27Hiring
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