The Complete Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

I liked this course and the way it organized the sections. It was a great refreshing course for me though I know the Jenkins. I loved the way focusing on step-by-step explanations by showing the errors first and then how to fix them - This is what people are interested to know. Great work, Anshul !

Really great to learn. Jenkins study material is really great. Only drawback I feel is from Docker side. Please create more lectures for Dockers like Selenium Grid running with Docker agent/cloud. Looking for more help from you. Thank you for helping us out.

Hi, Course is really good for beginners. I learned a lot in this course about jenkins. Can you please add the separate groovy section and how groovy used in jenkins. If you add this section then it will be the complete package for jenkins. Thank you for your valuable course, sir.

This is a great and complete Jenkins course that starts from the basic to advanced level and I recommend it to any Java Software Developer who is willing to gain a skills as a junior DevOPS developer.

I dont get any reply from tutor upon sending mails and asking for the doubts. He is explaining the course with his own setup without detailed information about the programs used in the course. Till now i am i not able to run mine project on tomcat as i am getting permission denied error. Also i can not ssh the root user on ubuntu instance at AWS

The course is very well structured to understand from beginner level to Mastery level .its so understandable to corelate with real time projects. I hope the same valuable courses will be delivered by the Instructor .Thank you Anushul for the great work done. Happy sharing and learning.

There are a lot of areas where he can improve upon, let alone pronunciation and grammar. I feel that some part of the course was skipped which made this learning process quite rough. Although, troubleshooting is also a learning process, it's totally dependent on the person who has the time & interest upon that.

In general it was a good class and it presented what I needed to a good extent. There are still many aspects to Jenkins that are not covered but I guess this is my homework. One aspect in which the class can improve is the setting up for a specific project. I several instances the initial directions had flaws which leads to time wasted by the listener, just to be explained either in the next lecture or all the way at the end of the lecture. Fortunately there are not too many classes in this situation like this. The class could also improve by providing the links to the sites used in the presentation. It could also provide more info about where documentation for future reading is located.

I'm about halfway through the course now. It has been helpfull for getting to know Jenkins a little bit better. However, I could not get the demo of lecture 42 (Automate Existing Maven Project Pipeline) to work, even though I executed the exact same things as the lecturer did. In addition, some stuff about docker is a little outdated (like --publish command and use of docker toolbox for windows). Also, it took me a while to figure out why my tomcat server wasn't working correctly when running two tom-cat servers. It turns out that when you run the shutdown.sh script it shuts down all tom-cat servers, not just to one which folder you are in. Would have been nice to mention that. (Also, it took about 5 min to start up the server). Other then those points it has been a helpfull course to understand Jenkins a bit more.

It's good to learn from the point of view of how we are working in the actual environment than learning from an "Instructor", the course goes like someone in your team explaining to you how to do it.

A public git repo with the examples would be great.
Really useful course for a basic user.

this course had a good overview about jenkins , CI/CD pipeline. and AWS CodeDeploy and Codepipeline