Capstone: Pipeline as Code for a Node.js App
Part of the Jenkins course
Time to wire everything together. You are going to write one Jenkinsfile that does the full job for a small Node.js project: checkout, install, lint and test in parallel, build a Docker image, push to a registry only when building main, publish JUnit results, and require a human to approve the deploy. By the end, you have a real-world template you can copy into actual projects.
We will build it in pieces, then look at the whole thing at the end. The stages, in order ...
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Start this lessonCapstone: Pipeline as Code for a Node.js AppWhat you'll learn
- Full Jenkinsfile
- Checkout
- Parallel lint and test
- Docker build and push
- Credentials
- Junit results
- Manual approval gate
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All lessons in this course
11 lessons- 1What Is Jenkins20 min
- 2Your First Freestyle Job25 min
- 3Your First Declarative Pipeline30 min
- 4Stages, Steps, and Post Blocks30 min
- 5Artifacts and Test Results25 min
- 6Environment and Credentials30 min
- 7Parallel and Matrix Builds30 min
- 8Agents and Docker30 min
- 9Triggers and Schedules25 min
- 10Shared Libraries30 min
- 11Capstone: Pipeline as Code for a Node.js App45 min
