Manual deployments cannot keep up with how often modern software ships, and CI/CD skills have become a baseline requirement for DevOps roles. This course covers the three tools you will encounter most, building end to end pipelines that automate building, testing, and deploying applications.

This Course Offers

• Jenkins pipelines that automate build, test, and deployment processes reliably and at scale
• GitHub Actions for cloud native automation integrated directly into your repositories
• Docker containerization ensuring applications run consistently across development, testing, and production
• End to end pipeline construction combining all three tools into a working delivery workflow
• Practical exercises throughout, since CI/CD concepts only make sense once you have configured them

Why We Love This Course

1. It covers both Jenkins and GitHub Actions, which is useful because teams use different platforms and knowing both widens your options.
2. Docker is integrated into the pipelines rather than taught separately, which reflects how these tools work together.
3. No prior Git or GitHub experience is strictly required, so it remains accessible if you are starting out.
4. At two and a half hours across forty lessons, it is focused enough to complete and apply quickly.

CI/CD knowledge shows up in nearly every DevOps job listing, and being able to build a working pipeline is what gets tested. Do you want to keep deploying manually and hoping nothing breaks, or automate the process properly? Enrollment is open, and basic programming familiarity will help.

• This course is perfect for beginners who want to learn DevOps and CI/CD from scratch.
• It suits software developers looking to automate their build and deployment processes.
• DevOps engineers wanting practical experience with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and Docker, plus system administrators modernizing deployment workflows, will find the pipeline construction directly useful.

• Basic knowledge of software development or programming concepts is recommended.
• Familiarity with Git and GitHub is helpful but not mandatory.
• A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux with internet connection is needed to follow along.

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