Jenkins - User Interface for your Powershell tasks
summary
Jenkins becomes a web UI for PowerShell by running jobs that check out Git, execute PS1 scripts with a Windows PowerShell plugin, and capture console logs and artifacts; demos show a cat‑facts generator, a parameterized “speak” job that fails in a Linux container but succeeds on a labeled Windows agent, and parallel matrix and pipeline runs launched by Jenkins agents. The workflow includes Git-triggered builds, artifact passing between jobs, and test automation with Pester CI via Jenkinsfile.
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chapters (34)
- 0:00Start
- 1:49Jenkins What It Is
- 2:27How Do You Get Jenkins
- 3:43Use Cases for Jenkins
- 4:11Initial Jenkins Web Page
- 4:50Create a New Job
- 5:41Configurations
- 7:20Windows Powershell Plugin
- 8:10Build Schedule
- 9:26How Jenkins Interacts with a Different Operating System
- 10:21Jenkins Master
- 13:13Labels
- 14:23Jenkins Job
- 14:39Preview Tasks
- 15:08Post Build
- 16:09Build History
- 16:41Parameters
- 17:22Parameters Work in Jenkins
- 18:47Console Output
- 22:09Artifacts and Logs
- 22:43Artifacts
- 25:24Timeline and the Build Time Trend
- 28:14Job Types
- 29:56Multi-Configuration Job
- 32:33Pipeline
- 33:24The Pipeline Script
- 38:53Plugins in Jenkins
- 41:05Scm Integration
- 41:57Target Audience
- 43:40Jenkins File
- 44:54Git Repository
- 46:39Create a Pull Request
- 48:43Tips and Tricks
- 48:58How Do You Pass Parameters from One Job to another Job
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